Dependable Plumber in EghamFixed Properly, First Time

Dripping taps are normally down to a worn washer, a failed ceramic cartridge or a damaged valve seat. Compression taps and quarter-turn ceramic taps are repaired differently, so the first step is identifying which you have.

Isolation valves under sinks and toilets let you shut water off to one fitting without turning off the whole house. Where they're missing or seized, fitting working ones makes future repairs quicker and cheaper.

A toilet that keeps running is usually a worn fill valve or flush valve seal. Older siphon cisterns and modern push-button cisterns use different parts, and the right replacement stops the waste of water for good.

Leaks around the base of the pan normally come from the waste connector or a loose pan fixing. Left alone, that water soaks into the floor underneath.

Most homes in Egham and Staines have a mix of copper and plastic supply pipes, plus plastic waste pipes. Each needs the right fittings. Mixing the wrong ones is a common cause of joints that weep months later.

Knocking or banging pipes (water hammer) often comes from loose clips or fast-closing valves. Re-clipping and fitting the right valve usually quietens things down.

For homeowners, the goal is a lasting repair. For landlords, it's a reliable fix that keeps tenants happy and avoids repeat call-outs. Either way, we explain what we found and what we did.

We also fit new taps, basins, toilets and outside taps, and move or extend pipework when you're updating a kitchen or bathroom.

It's tempting to try a quick fix yourself or go with the cheapest option you can find. The trouble is that plumbing work often happens behind walls, under floors and inside fittings, where mistakes stay hidden until they cause damage.

A qualified, insured engineer finds the actual cause, uses the right parts for your home and tests the work before leaving. That's what stops you paying twice for the same problem.

Call or WhatsApp Bradley on 07596 863549 and tell him what's going on. He'll ask a few questions, arrange a time and come and look at the job. Trade Square guarantees same-day service, and we're open 8:00am – 5:00pm.

When Bradley has seen the job, he explains what he's found and what your options are, then gives you a clear quote. Work only starts once you've agreed. When it's finished, everything is tested, your home is left tidy and Bradley checks you're happy.

Before any plumbing work starts, you'll know what's being done, why it's needed and what it will cost. If there's more than one way to tackle the job, Bradley will explain the options side by side, including the simpler or cheaper route where it makes sense.

If something unexpected turns up once work is under way, such as hidden damage behind a wall or under a floor, we stop and talk to you before going any further. You stay in control of the job and the budget from start to finish.

Reliable // Local // Qualified isn't just a tagline. It's how every job is run: turn up when agreed, explain the work clearly, do it properly and leave the home tidy.

From terraced houses in Staines-upon-Thames and Ashford to family homes in Englefield Green, Windsor, Weybridge and Walton-on-Thames, local properties vary a lot in age and layout. That affects how plumbing work is planned and carried out.

Being based in Egham means we know the area, we're close by if you need us again, and you deal with the same person from your first call to the finished job.

Trade Square is run by Bradley Smith, a plumbing and heating engineer with 15 years' experience. Based in Egham, Bradley and his team look after homes across Staines, Windsor, Chertsey, Weybridge and the surrounding area.

It's a family-run business: reliable, qualified, local work finished to a high standard.