
Washing machine plumbing in Coventry, from connecting a new machine to adding a supply and waste in a new spot. We test the connections with a wash, and quotes are free.
Every washing machine needs a cold water supply with its own valve, a waste pipe that carries water away without siphoning back, and a socket close by. Most modern machines are cold fill only, so a hot water supply is rarely needed these days.
If you want the washer in a utility room, garage or a different part of the kitchen, we run a new supply and waste to the new position. We can add the socket as well, so you don't need to book a separate electrician.
Leaks under a washing machine often come from a worn hose washer, a loose waste connection or a standpipe that's too short. Bad smells usually mean the waste isn't trapped properly. We fix the connection so water drains cleanly and smells stay out.
We look at where the machine will go and check what's already there: the nearest cold pipe, the waste route and the socket. If anything needs adding or moving, we explain the work and give you a free quote before starting.
We fit the valve and waste connection, connect the machine's hoses and push it into place, making sure the hoses aren't kinked. Then we run a short wash, check every joint for leaks and make sure the water drains away properly.
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, as long as we can get a water supply and a waste route to the spot. In garages we also think about frost, because pipes and the machine itself can freeze in winter, so we'll suggest where to run the pipes and whether to insulate them.
Common causes are a worn or missing washer on the inlet hose, a loose waste hose, or water backing up from a blocked or short standpipe. Sometimes it's the machine itself. We check the plumbing side first, and tell you if the fault is in the appliance.
Yes, that's common. The sink trap can be fitted with a spigot for the washing machine hose, as long as the hose is looped up high enough to stop dirty water siphoning back. We'll check the existing setup and fit the right trap if needed.
Usually not. Most washing machines sold today are cold fill only and heat their own water. If yours has a hot inlet as well, check the manual. We'll cap off any unused hot supply neatly, so there's nothing left to leak behind the machine.
We plumb in washing machines in Coventry and the villages around it. Pick your area below.
Tell us where the machine is going, and we'll quote for the supply, waste and any socket it needs.