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How easy is it to get a plumber in The Gap on the weekend?

Many plumbers offer an emergency or weekend service for those out of hours disasters. Browse our directory to find a plumber that can come out on the weekend.

Is there a plumber near me who can repair a burst pipe?

Take a look through our directory to find a plumber in your area who fixes pipes.

How can I find a qualified roof plumber in The Gap?

To find a plumber who can fix your leaky roof or other similar issues, check out our directory or browse through your local review sites.

My toilet makes a gurgling sound every so often. Should I be worried?

The gurgling sound could be air bubbling up into the toilet from your sewer. This is often an indication of an issue with the sewage system or pipes. You don’t need to panic but you should probably call a plumber.

Why is the water draining so slowly from my bathroom sink?

If water is draining slowly from your sink it is probably a sign of a blockage. You can try using a commercial drain cleaning product. If the problem persists, you may need to call a plumber.

How do I use a plunger to clear a blocked kitchen sink?

To clear your sink, first, fill it up with enough water to cover the head of the plunger. Place the plunger over the drain, making sure it’s completely covered and push up and down firmly five or six times. Remove the plunger and the blockage should be cleared.

My bathroom sink smells awful. How can I get rid of the stench?

Try running water through the drain. It may be that the pocket of water that sits in the pipes to block sewer gases has dried up. If this doesn’t solve the problem, you may need to call a local plumber.

I think one of our underground pipes is broken. How do I know for certain?

There are a few signs that might indicate a broken pipe underground. Look for wet patches or sinkholes in grassy areas, cracked or heaving of paved areas and a drop in water pressure. If you see these signs it’s time to call a plumber.

My water pressure has dropped. Could a broken pipe be to blame?

If you have noticed a recent drop in water pressure at home, it could be the result of a broken or leaking pipe. You may need to call a plumber to take a look.

There’s a faint hissing noise coming from the wall behind the washing machine. What could it be?

You may have a small leak in a pipe in the wall. Check the area for damp spots or wet patches and call a plumber.