Leaks and urgent repairs
Burst and leaking pipes, dripping taps, running toilets, blocked sinks and drains, and low water pressure.
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Bathrooms and fittings
Bathroom and shower room installations, new taps, toilets and basins, outside taps and appliance connections.
Hot water and heating pipework
Radiator replacements, power flushes, hot water cylinders and immersion heaters. Gas boiler work needs a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Fleet grew up around its railway station in the Victorian era, and the roads close to the town centre and Fleet Pond still have many large Victorian and Edwardian houses. Their plumbing has usually been altered several times over the decades, so a good plumber will trace the pipe runs before cutting in. If your home was built before about 1970, it may still have a lead supply pipe between the stop tap and the street. Your plumber can tell you, and your water company can advise on replacing its section.
The town has grown a lot since. Elvetham Heath was built from the late 1990s on former heathland north of the railway, and Crookham Park in Church Crookham was built on the former Queen Elizabeth Barracks. Newer homes like these often have unvented hot water cylinders, which manufacturers recommend servicing every year, and faults in the first couple of years may still be covered by the developer's warranty. Check your warranty before you book a repair, so you don't pay for something the builder should put right.
Water across the area is hard. Limescale is behind many local plumbing calls: shower valves that stick, cartridge taps that drip, and cylinders and immersion heaters that slowly lose efficiency. You can check the hardness for your postcode on your water supplier's website.
Common plumbing jobs in Fleet include:
- Fixing dripping taps and replacing worn cartridges.
- Repairing leaks under sinks and baths, or behind the toilet.
- Replacing running toilet cistern parts.
- Servicing unvented hot water cylinders in newer homes.
- Emergency call-outs for burst or frozen pipes in winter.
When choosing a plumber, ask for a written quote that says whether parts are included and how extra time is charged. Check whether there's a call-out fee or a minimum charge, and how long the work is guaranteed for. For anything involving your boiler or gas supply, use a Gas Safe registered engineer. Reviews on Trade Pilot are tied to real, invoiced jobs, so you can see what a plumber has done for other homeowners before you invite them round.
Typical prices
| Job | Typical UK range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Plumber, per hour | £45–£75 | Many plumbers have a one-hour minimum; day rates are around £325–£450 |
| Emergency call-out, out of hours | £100–£180 call-out, then £75–£150 an hour | Higher at night, weekends and bank holidays |
| Replace a kitchen or basin tap | £80–£200 | Includes a standard tap; more if the isolation valves need replacing |
| Repair a leak under a sink or a pipe | £75–£350 | Minor leaks are at the low end; access problems add time |
| Fix a running toilet | £65–£150 | Diaphragm or fill valve repairs are cheapest; a full syphon costs more |
| Fit an outside tap | £100–£200 | For a standard tap close to the supply; longer pipe runs cost more |
Typical UK ranges; your quotes depend on the job and access.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most plumbers charge between £45 and £75 an hour, often with a one-hour minimum. Fixed prices for small jobs, such as replacing a tap, are common. Prices in north-east Hampshire tend to sit in the upper half of UK ranges.
Post your job on Trade Pilot with your postcode. Up to 3 vetted plumbers can quote, and reviews come from real, invoiced jobs. Ask for a written quote and check how extra time and parts are charged.
If your home is still under its new-home warranty, report the fault to the developer first. For anything the warranty doesn't cover, post your job as normal.
Only if they're Gas Safe registered. Any work on a gas boiler must be done by a Gas Safe registered engineer, so check the Gas Safe ID card before work starts.
Turn off the water at the stop tap, switch off electrics near the leak if it's safe, open the cold taps to drain the system, and call a plumber. Our guide on burst pipes explains the first steps.
Trades choose the postcodes they cover. Enter your postcode when you post your job and we'll match you with plumbers who work in your area. If none covers it yet, we'll match you as soon as one does.
Yes. Posting a job and receiving quotes is free for homeowners, and you don't have to accept any quote.
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