Why a proper tap change makes a difference
Good for small jobs
A single dripping or damaged tap is enough reason to book a visit.
Matched to your setup
We check hole spacing, pressure and room around the fitting before installation.
Tested after fitting
The new tap is checked for flow, sealing and leaks before we leave.
A new tap should fit the room and work smoothly
A worn tap can drip all night, seize up when you need it, or simply make the basin, bath or sink look older than the rest of the room. We carry out tap replacement work across London as a focused plumbing job, so you do not need to wait until a bigger project comes along. If you are changing a basin, bath or sink tap, the choice usually comes down to the number and spacing of tap holes, whether a mixer or separate tap setup suits the fitting, and how the new design will work with your water pressure and the space around it.
Compatibility checked before the new tap goes on
Before fitting the replacement, we look at the connections underneath, the dimensions of the fixture, the clearance around the tap and the type of water supply available. That helps avoid awkward surprises once the old fitting is off. We then isolate the water, remove the existing tap, inspect the connections, fit and seal the new unit, and test the flow and surrounding pipework for leaks. It is a straightforward job when planned properly, which is exactly the point.
Frequently asked questions
Can you replace a single tap as a small job?
Yes. A single basin, bath or sink tap is the kind of focused plumbing job we are happy to take on. If only one fitting has gone stiff, keeps dripping or no longer suits the room, there is no need to bundle it into a larger project.
How do we know a new tap will fit the existing space?
We check the number and spacing of tap holes, the room around the basin, bath or sink, the connection type underneath and the water pressure available. Those details help avoid choosing a tap that looks smart in a box but fights the room once opened.
What happens during a tap replacement visit?
We isolate the water, remove the old fitting, inspect the connections and fit the new tap with the right seals and fixings. Before the job is finished, we turn the water back on, check the flow, and test for leaks around the base and supply pipes.