Emergency Plumber in Hedge End

Need an emergency plumber in Hedge End? We take urgent calls seven days a week from 7am to 5:30pm for leaks, burst pipes, blocked toilets and loss of water. Call us and we will tell you when we can get to you.

What Counts as a Plumbing Emergency

A plumbing emergency is anything that lets water escape where it should not, or leaves you without water or a working toilet. Think burst pipes, water coming through a ceiling, a leak near electrics, or your only toilet refusing to flush. These are the calls we deal with first.

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What to Do Before We Arrive

Turn off the water at the stopcock, which is often under the kitchen sink. Then open the cold taps to drain the pipes. If water is near light fittings or sockets, switch off the electrics at the fuse board. Move what you can out of the way and put towels or a bucket under the drip.

Our Hours for Urgent Jobs

We work from 7am to 5:30pm, seven days a week, so a leak on a Saturday or Sunday does not have to wait until Monday. We do not offer a night time call-out, so if a problem starts late in the evening, isolate the water and call us first thing.

About us

Plumbright Southern has been working as an emergency plumber in Hedge End and the surrounding villages for 25 years. Urgent work is mostly about stopping the damage first, then making a lasting repair once the water is under control. Our engineers are also Gas Safe registered, so if a leak affects your boiler or heating, we can look at that too.

  • Gas Safe registered engineers

  • 25 years in plumbing and heating

  • Open seven days, 7am to 5:30pm

  • Plumbing, gas and heating in one firm

  • Based in Hedge End, covering south Hampshire

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you a 24 hour emergency plumber in Hedge End?

No. Our hours are 7am to 5:30pm, seven days a week. Within those hours we take urgent calls across Hedge End and nearby. If a pipe bursts overnight, turn off the stopcock, drain the cold taps and switch off any electrics near the water, then call us when we open.

Where is my stopcock in a Hedge End home?

In most homes the stopcock is under the kitchen sink. If it is not there, check the downstairs toilet, the airing cupboard, under the stairs or in the garage. There is also an outside stop valve, usually under a small cover near the front boundary, but you may need a special key to turn it.

How quickly can an emergency plumber get to me in Hedge End?

It depends on the time of day and how many urgent jobs are already booked. Call us, explain the problem and we will give you an honest idea of when we can get there. Because we are based in Hedge End, local jobs are usually quicker for us to reach than ones further away.

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