Kitchen Plumbing
A kitchen sink fitted or replaced, with its waste, trap, tap feeds and isolating valves, and every joint under it checked dry with the taps running.
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Cobham's mix of period cottages around the village, larger family homes along Fairmile, and the newer executive developments near Stoke D'Abernon all come with their own maintenance quirks - from listed-building-sensitive repairs to keeping a large garden and outbuildings in order. Our technicians carry the range of tools and parts to handle both.
Cobham used to be two places: Street Cobham on the Portsmouth Road and Church Cobham by the river, joined up mostly in the 20th century. The 19th century added streets to the north-east, and the railway, with stations at Stoke D'Abernon and Oxshott, brought more around 1900. After that came the private estates. Elmbridge Council's guide describes how a large house would be pulled down and its grounds built over.
Fairmile is a number of those estates, with hedges and trees for boundaries, no pavements and no street lighting. On a winter afternoon a house name is hard to read from the road, so give us a landmark when you book, or leave a light on.
Round Tartar Hill the streets are a tight late Victorian and Edwardian grid, terraces and semis with small front gardens, on the lower parts of Hogshill Lane, Cedar Road and Spencer Road. Freelands Road and the top of Hogshill Lane came next, with larger houses set back in their gardens.
By the river, on Mill Road and The Tilt, the houses are older and individually designed, often in pairs and rarely over two storeys. Downside stands apart, across the Green Belt: cottage-sized houses round a large green, with post-war semis to the south. Near Stoke D'Abernon station the housing is denser, on narrow roads where most front gardens have become parking.
Materials for higher-spec fixtures are sourced and agreed with you up front, so a premium finish never means a surprise on the invoice.
Plumbing is £90 an hour and handyman work £60, with a one-hour minimum. Pick a time that suits you and pay online: a £50 deposit secures your slot and comes off the final bill.
A kitchen sink fitted or replaced, with its waste, trap, tap feeds and isolating valves, and every joint under it checked dry with the taps running.
Book NowDripping joints, weeping valves and leaking pipes we can see or reach, under sinks, behind bath panels and at radiators, found, fixed and left dry under pressure.
Book NowSticking, dropped and rattling doors put right at the hinges, the latch or the edge, with draught strips and door closers fitted or adjusted.
Book NowDoors that catch on new carpet, laminate or tiles taken off, trimmed to clear the floor, the cut edge sealed, and hung back.
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