Faucet replacement
A new tap freshens up a kitchen or bathroom and stops a drip that wastes water. The plumber removes the old fitting, installs the new one and checks it for leaks. Tell us whether you have already bought the tap or would like help choosing one.
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace a tap myself?
It is technically simple but not risk-free — a leak in the wrong place can cause real damage and affect your insurance. A plumber does it quickly and leaves it watertight, which is usually worth it for the peace of mind.
How much does replacing a tap cost?
A standard swap is an hour or two of work and is often quoted as a fixed price. Old or seized fittings can take longer, so mention the age of the existing tap in your request.
Which tap should I choose?
Pick a good-quality, water-efficient tap that suits your basin or sink and water pressure. Your plumber can recommend models that are reliable and easy to service later.