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Plumber in Midhurst

Need a local plumber in Midhurst? We work with homeowners across GU29 on the everyday stuff that stops a house running smoothly — sorting a persistent dripping tap, addressing a faulty leaking mixer, carrying out sensible toilet repairs, stopping minor radiator leaks, and checking causes of low water pressure or suspected water leaks. If you’ve been searching “plumber near me” or “plumbers close to me”, you’re in the right place. If you’d rather budget monthly, our cover tiers include options that extend beyond the boiler.

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Plumbing services in Midhurst

Most call-outs in Midhurst are about resolving practical faults quickly and neatly — often the kind of issue that’s been “manageable” for a week or two, until it suddenly isn’t. We diagnose, explain what’s failed, and then repair and test before we leave.

Leaking taps & dripping mixers
Washer and cartridge replacement, tightening/renewing fittings, resolving stiff handles.
Toilet repairs
Fill valves, siphons/flush valves, running cisterns, weak flush, leaks at base.
Radiator leaks
TRV/lockshield seepage, gland issues, tails, pinhole investigation and isolation checks.
Low water pressure checks
Establish whether it’s an outlet restriction, valve/PRV setting, or supply characteristic.
Visible pipe leaks
Under-sink joints, isolation valves, compression fittings, small alterations where needed.
Water leak investigation
Practical diagnostics when you’ve spotted damp patches, staining, or unexplained moisture.

If your search was “plumber near me” or “plumbers close to me”, this page covers the plumbing work we commonly carry out in Midhurst. For boiler faults, you may prefer boiler repair or boiler servicing.

What people notice before it fails

Plumbing issues rarely arrive with a bang — they usually start with small signs. If you’ve noticed any of these, it’s worth getting it checked.

Staining or musty smells

Cupboard dampness, a slight smell under the sink, or a recurring water mark.

Toilet running or weak flush

Cistern refilling after use, inconsistent flushing, or water movement sounds.

Pressure swings

A shower that pulses, upstairs taps lagging, or hot flow dropping unexpectedly.

Radiator valve moisture

Tiny weeps around TRVs/lockshields, especially when the heating’s turned up.

Midhurst homes & common plumbing issues

Midhurst is a blend of period streets, village-edge cottages and newer family estates — so plumbing issues can vary a lot by property age. We regularly attend across Easebourne, Bepton, Tillington, Heyshott, West Lavington and towards Fernhurst and Stedham.

Hard water & scale build-up

GU29 is in a hard water area, so limescale commonly affects tap cartridges, shower valves and toilet components. That’s why dripping tap issues and stiff controls are frequent in local homes.

Older properties & hidden leaks

In older cottages and period homes, ageing valves and joints can develop slow weeps — often showing as staining, damp patches, or intermittent drips that come and go.

Family homes & everyday wear

In high-use households, toilet repairs (fill valves, seals, flush mechanisms) and under-sink valve replacements are common simply due to normal wear over time.

Pressure queries in mixed stock

If you’re experiencing low water pressure, we’ll check the basics first — isolation points, any regulators/PRVs, and whether it’s isolated to one outlet or a wider property issue.

Around landmarks like Cowdray Ruins, Cowdray Park, the South Downs National Park edges and the River Rother, we see everything from historic homes to newer builds — so our approach stays simple: diagnose clearly, fix neatly, and test properly.

Prefer predictable monthly cover?

Some customers prefer a monthly plan instead of paying for individual call-outs. Our tiers start with boiler-focused options, then step up to include more of the wider home — with the highest tier extending into broader areas such as plumbing and electrics. Use the guide below to compare what’s included.

How a typical visit works

Once booked, we’ll attend, assess the issue, and talk you through the options in plain English. Most jobs are straightforward (tap cartridges, toilet fill valves, leaking radiator valves), and we always aim to leave things clean and tidy.

Step 1 — Assess

Check isolation points, pressure/flow behaviour, and visible leak paths.

Step 2 — Repair & test

Fix the failed part, then test under normal use to confirm it’s resolved.

Step 3 — Prevention tips

Simple advice on limescale, valve use, and spotting early warning signs.

Optional — cover

If you want monthly protection, compare options in the tier guide.

FAQs

Do you cover villages around Midhurst?

Yes — we cover Midhurst across GU29, including Easebourne, Bepton, Tillington and surrounding areas.

Can you fix a dripping tap that comes and goes?

Yes. A dripping tap is often a worn washer/cartridge or limescale wear — we’ll identify the cause and fix it properly.

My toilet is running after flushing — what’s usually wrong?

Most toilet repairs come down to a worn fill valve, seal, or flush mechanism. We can diagnose and repair on-site where possible.

Can you investigate low water pressure in GU29?

Yes — we can investigate low water pressure and confirm whether it’s an outlet restriction, valve/PRV setting, or a supply issue.

What if I suspect a hidden water leak?

If you’ve noticed damp, staining or unexplained moisture, we can carry out a water leak investigation and advise on next steps.

Do you offer monthly cover options?

Yes. Use the tier guide above to compare cover tiers and choose the option that best fits your home.