
Tap replacement in Coventry for kitchen sinks, basins and baths. We take out the old tap, fit the new one with fresh connections and check for leaks, with no call-out charge.
A dripping tap often just needs a new washer or cartridge, which is a small job. If the tap is old, corroded, loose on the sink or still drips after new parts, replacing it makes more sense. We'll look at it and tell you which is the better option.
Before you buy, check whether you need a mono mixer or a pair of pillar taps, how many holes your sink or basin has, and what your water pressure is like. Some modern taps need higher pressure to work well, so the label is worth reading.
Small isolation valves on the pipes under a sink let you turn off the water to that tap without shutting off the whole house. If yours doesn't have them, we can fit them while we're changing the tap, which makes any future repairs much easier.
We check the tap you've chosen against your sink, basin or bath, then shut off the water at the isolation valves or the stopcock. The old tap comes out, and we clean the surface underneath so the new one sits flat and seals properly.
We connect the new tap with new flexible hoses or fittings, tighten it securely and turn the water back on. Then we run both hot and cold, check underneath for drips and make sure the flow is right before we finish.
Tell us about the leak, fault or project. We aim to respond the same day, and there's no call-out charge.
We look at the job in person and give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
We finish the job, test everything we have fitted and certify the work before we hand it back to you.
Yes. Many people buy their own tap and ask us to fit it. Send us the make and model or a photo of the box, and we'll check it suits your sink and water pressure before we come out, so the job goes smoothly on the day.
Usually not long, as long as the old tap comes off cleanly. Taps that are seized or corroded can take longer to remove, especially in the tight space under a sink. We'll give you an idea of the timing when we quote for the job.
Low flow can come from a blocked aerator on the spout, a part-closed isolation valve, or a tap designed for higher pressure than your system has. Low-pressure systems, often fed from a tank in the loft, need taps rated for low pressure. We can check which applies.
Yes. We replace taps on kitchen sinks, bathroom basins and baths, including swapping a pair of pillar taps for a single mixer. Bath taps can be harder to reach, so we may need to take off the bath panel to get to the connections underneath.
We replace taps in Coventry and the surrounding villages. Choose your area to see more.
Send us a photo of your old tap or the new one you've chosen, and we'll quote for fitting it.