Plumber & Handyman in Molesey

About Molesey

Molesey gets newer as you go west. Kent Town, across the river from Hampton Court Palace, was laid out in the mid-19th century with large detached villas in London stock brick and stucco under slate roofs. West Molesey's Howard Houses, some 300 of them around First Avenue, date from about 1933. The Hurst Park estate, long terraces of two and three storey houses with high-rise flats north of Victoria Road, is from the 1970s.

Elmbridge Council notes how much of this housing has since been extended, altered and remodelled. Pipes and wiring move with every round of that, so tell us what has been changed in yours.

Inside Kent Town the houses step down from north to south: the largest, some of four storeys, are at the north end, and the roads finish in modest two-storey cottages by Walton Road. Around Bridge Road and Creek Road the shops have homes above them.

West Molesey, between Walton Road and Hurst Road, is mostly two-storey semi-detached houses with some bungalows, the same house type repeated along a street. Most of the Howard Houses have had a pitched roof added since they were built.

The Thames runs along the north side of Molesey and the River Ember along the east, with reservoirs and gravel pits to the west and south. We cover all of it, Hurst Park included.

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.