Emergency plumber in Stirling, 7 days a week.
A burst pipe, a leak through the ceiling or no heating in a cold snap cannot wait. Call us and an engineer will talk you through making it safe while we are on the way.
Emergency plumbing, done properly.
Burst and leaking pipes
Isolated, repaired and tested, including frozen pipes in winter.
No heating or hot water
Boiler breakdowns diagnosed and fixed, often on the first visit.
Blocked toilets and drains
Sinks, toilets and outside drains cleared with the right tools.
Leaking cylinders and tanks
Hot water cylinders and cold water tanks repaired or replaced.
Overflowing toilets and cisterns
Faulty fill valves and flush valves replaced fast.
Water damage advice
Photos and a written report for your insurance claim.
Clear prices, even in an emergency.
Emergency call-outs start at £85 for the first hour on weekdays and £120 on evenings and weekends, including travel in our core area. We tell you the price on the phone.
- 7 days a week, 7am to 10pm
- Usually with you within 2 hours in our core area
- Make-safe advice on the phone
- Insurance reports on request
What to do while you wait for an emergency plumber
If water is leaking, turn off the stop tap first. In most Stirling homes it is under the kitchen sink, but in older tenements and cottages it can be in a cupboard, the hall or under the stairs. Turn it clockwise until it stops. If water is near electrics or light fittings, switch off the electricity at the consumer unit and stay out of the room.
Then open the cold taps to drain the pipes, catch drips with buckets and move valuables. Take a few photos for your insurance. When you call your emergency plumber, mention where the water is coming from and whether it is hot or cold: it helps us bring the right parts.
Frozen pipes in winter
In a cold snap, a frozen condensate pipe is the most common reason a modern boiler stops. Our guide on boiler problems you can check yourself shows how to spot it.
Emergency plumbing questions.
How fast can an emergency plumber get to me?
In our core area we are usually with you within 2 hours, and often sooner. We give you an honest arrival time on the phone.
How much does an emergency call-out cost?
From £85 for the first hour on weekdays and £120 on evenings and weekends, including travel in our core area, plus parts.
Do you work at night?
We take emergency jobs 7 days a week from 7am to 10pm. Outside these hours we give make-safe advice and come first thing.
Where is my stop tap?
Usually under the kitchen sink. In older homes it can be in a hall cupboard, under the stairs or near the front door.
More ways we can help.
Need a plumber or heating engineer?
Tell us what is wrong or what you are planning. We reply the same working day with a time slot or a fixed price.