A tap that is difficult to operate or will not shut off properly can often be assessed without replacing the surrounding fixtures. The tap type, condition and parts availability guide the repair options.
Keeping the existing fixture where practical
Some faults are resolved by servicing internal components. Others involve damage to the tap itself or inaccessible connections that need further work. We explain the findings and the proposed scope so the choice between repair and replacement is clear.
Typical work and concerns
- Dripping basin, kitchen and laundry taps
- Leaking mixer cartridges and fixture seals
- Tap replacement and connection repairs
Information from earlier inspections
Previous photographs, invoices or inspection reports may contain useful details about the affected service. Make those available if you have them, particularly where an earlier visit identified a concealed or shared pipe.
Parts availability affects the choice
Different mixers use different internal components. A worn cartridge may be replaceable when suitable parts can be sourced, while damage to the fixture body can make replacement the more practical option.
Preparing for attendance
Identify the affected kitchen, bathroom, laundry or outdoor tap and mention any previous attempts to repair it. For a replacement you have already selected, provide the model before installation is arranged.
Call 1800 443 996 to discuss the job. The plumber will explain the proposed work and upfront pricing before proceeding.
Call 1800 443 996