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Emergency Plumber in Edgware

Need an emergency plumber in Edgware right now? Our 24 hour plumbers cover Edgware (HA8) day and night and usually arrive within 60 minutes. No call-out fee, £110 for the first hour, and a fixed price agreed before we start.

Cutaway of a house showing the stopcock, pipes, boiler, toilet, outside drain and gas meter Bathroom Kitchen Boiler cupboard GAS Stopcock: turn clockwise Lights off at the fuse box Check the pressure: 1–1.5 bar Don't flush again Stop running water 0800 111 999 first
No call-out feeNo night or weekend surchargeFixed price before we start12-month workmanship guarantee
Water coming in? Turn off your stopcock now.

Then switch off the electrics near the water and call us on 020 3674 8514. Smell gas? Call the National Gas Emergency Service on 0800 111 999 first. It is free and open 24 hours.

Emergency plumbing problems we fix in Edgware

The six emergencies below cover most urgent plumbing calls in Edgware, with what usually causes them locally.

  • 01

    Blocked drain or sink in Edgware

    Edgware's interwar semis often share a drain with the house next door before it reaches the sewer, so one blockage can affect both homes and both gullies.

    Typical price: £140 – £240. Blocked drain: what to do while you wait →

  • 02

    Blocked or overflowing toilet in Edgware

    Many Edgware semis still have the original separate toilet next to the bathroom, and the old pan connector behind it is a common source of slow flushing and leaks.

    Typical price: £95 – £150. Overflowing toilet: what to do while you wait →

  • 03

    Water leak or leak through the ceiling in Edgware

    Very hard water in Edgware wears out tap washers, valve seats and float valves quickly, so dripping taps and overflowing loft tanks are common sources of leaks.

    Typical price: £280 – £600. Water through the ceiling: what to do while you wait →

  • 04

    Leaking radiator in Edgware

    Edgware's interwar houses often have extensions with radiators added at the far end of the original circuit, and these are the ones that heat last or stay cold.

    Typical price: £110 – £170. Leaking radiator: what to do while you wait →

  • 05

    No hot water or no heating in Edgware

    With very hard Affinity Water, cylinders, immersion heaters and combi heat exchangers in Edgware scale up fast, and the hot water slowly loses heat and flow.

    Typical price: £130 – £420. No hot water: what to do while you wait →

  • 06

    Burst or frozen pipe in Edgware

    Loft pipes, garage pipes and outside taps in Edgware's interwar houses are the first to freeze, especially on the higher ground towards Edgwarebury and Stonegrove.

    Typical price: £150 – £280. Burst pipe repair: what to do while you wait →

How fast we get to you in Edgware

Expect us within 60 minutes in Edgware. The person who answers checks where the nearest engineer is, gives you a time and talks you through making things safe until the van arrives.

Streets and places we cover in Edgware

Station RoadHigh StreetHale LaneEdgware WayWhitchurch LaneManor Park CrescentDeansbrook RoadSpring Villa RoadCanons DrivePenshurst GardensEdgwarebury LaneGlendale AvenueMowbray RoadBroadfields AvenuePurcells Avenue

We also cover Burnt Oak, Canons Park, Stonegrove, Edgwarebury, Colindale, Stanmore, Queensbury.

Emergency plumber prices in Edgware

One price at any hour: £110 for the first hour, then £45 per half hour. You never pay for the visit itself, and the fixed price is written down before the work begins.

Full London price list →

Plumbing in Edgware: what goes wrong and why

Edgware was a small town strung along Watling Street, now the A5 Edgware Road, until the Northern line reached it in 1924. The population more than tripled over the next decade, and most of the town is still the semi-detached and detached houses built between the wars, with older cottages and shops along the High Street and flats above the shops on Station Road. Many of these houses keep a loft tank and copper cylinder, and the original clay drains are now close to a hundred years old. Most of Edgware is supplied by Affinity Water rather than Thames Water, and the chalk-sourced water is very hard, so scale is a constant problem for cylinders, immersion heaters, combi boilers and showers. Thames Water still looks after the sewers, so a blocked public sewer is reported to them.

Most common here: scale from very hard Affinity Water in cylinders and combis.

What customers near Edgware say

Dani is extremely professional and gave me a full breakdown of the potential cause of my leak. Would highly recommend
Inspecting a plumbing leakHA7 · April 2024
Checkatrade review
The plumber was very kind to suggest it may not require replacing. He kept to his word. He responded to messages. He was incredibly polite.
Replacing broken cisternWD6 · August 2024
Checkatrade review
He is very friendly, quick and most important on time. Same day he fix my boiler
Boiler was leakingNW4 · May 2023
Checkatrade review
Despite the late hour, their response was incredibly prompt, and they quickly dispatched a professional plumber to my home. The plumber was highly skilled, courteous, and efficient, diagnosing and fixing the problem in no time.
Bathroom hidden leakage fixedHA9 · June 2024
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Emergency plumber in Edgware: your questions

How fast can you get to me in Edgware?
We usually arrive within 60 minutes. Tell us your postcode when you call and you get a time for your address, plus advice on keeping the damage down until we get there.
Do you charge more at night in Edgware?
No. Nights, weekends and bank holidays cost the same as weekdays: £110 for the first hour, £45 per extra half hour, no call-out fee.
Is there a 24 hour plumber in Edgware?
Yes. We cover Edgware (HA8) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including Christmas and bank holidays. A person answers the phone.
Is my problem an emergency?
Call straight away if water is pouring or near electrics, a pipe has burst, sewage is coming back up, you have no water, or your only toilet is out of action. A dripping tap can wait for a booked visit. For a gas smell, ring 0800 111 999 first.
Where is the stopcock in a Edgware home?
In an Edgware semi the stopcock is usually under the kitchen sink, and in some houses under the stairs or in the garage. The outside stop tap sits under a small cover near the front boundary and belongs to Affinity Water. There is also an outside stopcock under a small cover in the pavement, which needs a stopcock key.
How do I check a plumber is Gas Safe registered?
Ask for their Gas Safe ID card and check the number on the Gas Safe Register website or on 0800 408 5500. Only a registered engineer can legally work on a gas boiler or appliance. Our registration number is 932798.
Do you cover my street in Edgware?
Yes. We cover all of Edgware (HA8), including Station Road, High Street, Hale Lane, Edgware Way, Whitchurch Lane and Manor Park Crescent. We also cover Burnt Oak, Canons Park, Stonegrove, Edgwarebury and Colindale, at the same price.
What plumbing problems are most common in Edgware?
Scale from very hard Affinity Water in cylinders and combis. Edgware is mostly 1920s and 1930s semis and detached houses, and the problems follow the buildings. Hard water adds to it, because scale is behind many boiler, cylinder and shower breakdowns.

Water where it
shouldn't be? Call.

A person answers, not a menu. You'll have an arrival time and a price range before you hang up.

020 3674 8514

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  • No call-out feeYou pay for the work, never the visit.
  • No night or weekend surcharge3am on a bank holiday costs the same as Tuesday lunchtime.
  • Fixed price before we startAgreed in writing on your doorstep. It does not move.
  • 12-month workmanship guaranteeIf our repair fails, we come back free.