Plumbing · Paynes since 1990

Plumbing, bathrooms, cylinders and drains

The same engineers who fit our heating systems do the plumbing, which is why a burst pipe, a new bathroom and an unvented cylinder all come from one number. We are APHC members and have done this work across Sussex and Kent since 1990.

A freestanding white bath installed in a panelled bathroom with a wall-mounted tap and marbled tiles

What the job includes

Emergencies first: leaks, burst pipes, blocked toilets and sinks, overflowing tanks, any hour. Then the planned work: bathrooms, shower rooms and wet rooms from first fix to finished tiling, vented and unvented hot water cylinders, immersion heaters, water tanks, sump pumps and drainage.

Emergency plumbing
Toilet and sink unblocking, leak detection and repair, damaged pipe replacement, overflow repairs, 24 hours.
Bathrooms, shower rooms, wet rooms
Design, plumbing, installation of sanitaryware, taps, showers and appliances.
Hot water cylinders
Vented and unvented cylinders, immersion heaters, hot and cold water tanks and tank cleaning.
Pumps and drainage
Sump pump installation and replacement, drainage services, overflow installation.
Kitchens
Sinks, basins, taps supplied and fitted, appliance plumbing.

Talk to an engineer, not a call centre

Call 01825 891720 between 8am and 5:30pm, Monday to Friday, and you will speak to someone who can book the job. Outside those hours the same number reaches our emergency engineer.

  • Gas Safe Register registered
  • OFTEC registered
  • MCS registered
  • NICEIC registered
  • RECC registered
  • APHC registered
  • TrustMark registered

Common questions

Do you do emergency plumbing at night?

Yes. Call 01825 891720. Out of hours it reaches the on-call engineer.

Can you install an unvented cylinder?

Yes. Unvented cylinders must be installed by a qualified engineer and ours are; we install Megaflo and Joule cylinders and service them.

Do you fit whole bathrooms?

Yes, from stripping out to the finished room, including the electrics under our NICEIC registration.

What should I do about a burst pipe before you arrive?

Turn the water off at the stopcock, usually under the kitchen sink or where the supply enters the house, switch off the boiler or immersion, and open the taps to drain the pressure.

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    They did the job quickly and efficiently.

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