Repair leak

From €119.00.

A leak in the wall is often hidden. The risk with this type of damp problem is that you don't notice it straight away. It often only appears when the consequences are clearly visible and the walls have been badly damaged. The first signs of a leak in the wall are, for example, damp stains and mould, cracked wallpaper and paintwork, condensation on the windows or a sudden increase in your water consumption. If you notice this, it's advisable to call in a specialist and have the leak detected first. This will enable the plumber to repair the leak and avoid the often costly work of destruction.

Your insurance will often cover the costs

The cost of searching for and detecting leaks is often covered by your insurance, depending on the type of cover you have. So be sure to check whether the claim is covered by your insurance. If it is, the general principle is that the costs involved in repairing the damage caused by the incident will be covered by the insurance. For example, this could include ceiling work, painting walls, dismantling/reassembling furniture, etc. However, repairs to the actual cause of the incident will be at your expense. For example, leaking pipes. Contact your insurance company beforehand to find out what procedure to follow. You should also be aware that in some cases you can take preventive action in an emergency.

From €119.00.

It's a recurring problem. You've just got home and there's water all around your toilet. There are several reasons for this. If this has already happened, you're probably dealing with a leak in your toilet pipe or bowl. It's also possible that your toilet isn't connected properly. Often 90-degree connection elbows or a connection that is too tight are used, which can cause your toilet to leak. Your pipes may also be porous and need to be replaced. Call one of our local plumbers for leak repairs. They'll make sure the leak in your toilet is fixed and repair the damage caused.

From €119.00.

A leak in your bathroom can occur in a number of places. Your shower, bath, washbasin, tap and toilet all use a lot of water. This water has to be drained via your water pipes. This is why many leaks occur in the water pipes and in the connections and drains of your shower, bath, washbasin, sinks and toilets in the bathroom.

If you have a leak in the joints or in the wall, it's best to find the source of the leak before the water damage gets any worse. You can call on one of our specialists for a quick and efficient response. They have special equipment for detecting leaks in your bathroom. He will avoid any unnecessary destruction in order to locate the leak. If he has found the leak, he can also solve it for you.