AquaFix plumbing services
From replacing a single fitting to planning changes across the room, we can discuss plumbing, access and the order of work before you commit to a scope.
Photos and dimensions help us check the basin opening, the pipe route and the space available inside the unit.
A slotted waste lets water from a basin’s internal overflow reach the drain. If you are keeping the basin, we check the overflow design and whether the existing waste can take a matching plug.
If you have already bought a basin or waste, send the model so we can check the connection before the visit.
A vanity drawer or shelf can clash with the waste and trap even if the new basin fits the room. We check the position and space for a suitable connection that can be reached for maintenance.
Send a photo inside the cabinet or the furniture drawing if you have it. We can discuss any pipework changes before fitting.
Explore help with a basin that will not drainWe compare the height and size of the new bath, check whether the old rim sits under the tiles and look for anything that blocks removal. We also check whether the waste can reach the existing connection with enough fall.
We discuss supports, tile access and making good before work starts. Before closing a removable panel, we test the overflow and inspect waste connections while the bath drains.
Read how we trace leaks beneath a bathWe can discuss bathroom plumbing, fitting or refitting sanitaryware, shower screens, resealing and agreed installation work. We set out access, parts, any other trades and making good separately where relevant.
These are examples. We check what is fitted before choosing a replacement.
McAlpine CW60-CB slotted basin clicker waste
On a basin with an internal overflow channel, the slot gives water a route into the waste. We check whether the basin needs a slotted or unslotted waste and whether there is enough room underneath for the trap and its connection.
Manufacturer detailsSend the postcode, photos of the room, a list of changes and any product details or sketches you already have.
Planning your visit
Send your postcode, what is happening and a photo if it helps. Tell us if water is still escaping.
We confirm availability and explain the basis of any attendance or investigation charge before booking.
We explain what we find, agree any further work and check the affected plumbing afterwards.
Photos are a helpful starting point. Where access, condition or pipe routes are unclear, a survey may be needed before the scope can be estimated.
We discuss the work and the basis of any attendance or investigation charge before booking. Where the fault or access is uncertain, we may need to assess it first. We discuss any change to the agreed scope before additional work.
Dripping bath taps, stiff basin mixers and bath-to-shower diverter faults.
Slow or backing-up sinks, toilets, traps and internal waste pipes.
Shower mixer faults, plumbing connections, pumps and leaks.
Leaking wastes, faulty plugs, traps and overflow connections.
Have your postcode and a short description ready. If water is still escaping, call us.
