Repair
Deal with leaks before they damage the cabinet.
Drips from tap tails, wastes and traps can quietly damage cabinetry and flooring. We identify the source and carry out the appropriate repair.
Plumbing · Kitchen Sinks & Taps
Kitchen sink and tap installation, replacement and repairs across the Cotswolds, from everyday leaks to carefully detailed new kitchens.
Practical plumbing in a finished space
Sinks, taps, wastes and appliance connections are used constantly, often inside valuable cabinetry and alongside stone, timber or composite worktops.
We repair leaks, replace suitable taps and sinks, alter accessible connections and complete plumbing for new kitchen installations.
As part of Clarke Construction Group, we are particularly comfortable coordinating with joinery, worktops, appliances and other trades where the plumbing is part of a larger kitchen project.
Repair
Drips from tap tails, wastes and traps can quietly damage cabinetry and flooring. We identify the source and carry out the appropriate repair.
Install
Replacement sinks and taps may need altered wastes, valves or supply connections. We check suitability rather than assuming every product is a direct swap.
Coordinate
In new kitchens, plumbing positions need to align with cabinetry, worktops, appliances and installation sequencing.
The detail
Tap repairs and replacement
Sink replacement
Waste and trap repairs
Water-supply connections
Isolation valves
Plumbing alterations for new kitchens
Dishwasher and washing-machine connections
Coordination with worktops and cabinetry
The CCG approach
“Good kitchen plumbing is mostly invisible. That makes the visible details even more important.”
Good to know
A beautiful tap or sink still has to suit the existing hole configuration, pressure, cabinet space and plumbing connections.
Check mounting, supply pressure and connection requirements before installation.
Worktop cut-outs, cabinet width, wastes and overflows can affect what will fit.
Under-sink plumbing should leave sensible room for bins, filters and appliance connections where possible.
The CCG difference
Our wider building and joinery experience makes us conscious of cabinetry, worktops, finishes and installation sequence.
We work around finished units and surfaces with appropriate protection.
New kitchen plumbing can be planned before cabinets and worktops lock positions in.
Accessible pipework and valves are arranged as cleanly as the available space permits.
On Clarke Construction projects, plumbing can coordinate directly with joinery and other trades.
From enquiry to completion
Clear communication from the first conversation through to finished work.
Photos of the sink cabinet, tap and existing connections are useful.
We assess whether the repair or replacement is straightforward or needs alterations.
We confirm the planned plumbing work.
Connections, wastes and fittings are installed and checked for leaks.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you arrange the work.
Yes, provided the replacement is suitable for the sink or worktop and compatible with the water system.
Potentially, depending on the product, available electrical provision, water pressure and cabinet space. The electrical element may require an appropriately qualified electrician.
Sometimes. It depends on sink type, existing cut-out, fixing method and worktop material.
Yes. Waste joints, traps, tap connections and appliance hoses are common sources of under-sink leaks.
Yes. It is usually best to plan these changes before cabinets, floors and worktops are fully finished.
Free quotation
Whether you are planning a new heating system, dealing with a repair or simply need some advice, send us the details and our team will get back to you.