Comprehensive Home & Light Commercial Services

We quickly eliminate visible and hidden leaks in supply lines, mixers, cisterns, manifolds, traps, and inter-connections—without turning your kitchen or bath into a construction site. Our diagnostics cover static and dynamic pressure readings, shut-off valve checks, seal integrity, anti-hammer inspection, and fixture stress points. We replace worn cartridges, seats, seals, braided hoses, and angle stops; re-seal threads with PTFE or anaerobic sealants where appropriate; and normalize pressure to protect appliances and pipes. After repairs, we perform a controlled start-up and document readings so you know the fault is fixed at the source. You’ll also get simple prevention tips—clean aerators, test shut-offs twice a year, and watch for unexplained pressure spikes.

Slow sinks, recurring clogs, gurgling, and unpleasant odors usually point to a local blockage, venting issue, or grease accumulation. We identify the choke point, mechanically clear the line with the right head, flush traps, and, when safe for your piping, apply enzyme/biological treatments to break down residue. We verify correct fall, inspect vents and trap seals to stop siphoning, and re-seal problem joints that pull air and carry smells. Kitchens receive grease-management guidance; bathrooms get a quick sealing and trap health check. Before we leave, we run a sustained flow test and walk you through a 60-second maintenance routine that prevents most future blockages.

From sinks, faucets, showers, and concealed cisterns to disposals, filters, and compatible water heaters, we install, level, and seal every fixture for long service life and a clean finish. Each job includes substrate checks, secure anchoring, correct gasket selection, sanitary silicone finishing, pressure testing, and a wipe-down that leaves the area ready to use. Planning a mini-refresh? We can add dedicated shut-offs, upgrade supply lines, and re-route for better access. You’ll receive photos of critical connections, pressure and leak test results, and a care card covering cleaning agents to use/avoid so seals and finishes last.

Frequent breaker/RCD trips, warm outlets, flicker, or dead runs need measured diagnostics—not guesswork. We test load, continuity, insulation resistance, grounding/bonding (especially in wet zones), and terminal torque, then correct underlying faults: loose terminations, tired outlets/switches, mis-sized breakers, or unbalanced loads. Where needed, we upgrade protective devices (RCD/RCBO), label circuits clearly, and propose surge or voltage protection for sensitive electronics. All work is isolated and verified before re-energizing; you get a concise report listing what failed, what was replaced, and how to avoid repeat issues (e.g., separating high-draw appliances, retiring heat-heavy halogens for LEDs).

We design and install practical lighting and power that feels great to live with: ceiling fixtures, tracks, task lighting, dimmers, motion sensors, bathroom-rated luminaires, and quiet ceiling fans. New outlets and dedicated circuits are added with proper gauge, protection, and labeling. Want smarter control? We integrate app- or voice-based switches, schedules, and scenes—“Away,” “Night,” “Movie”—and we show you how to manage them without overloading lines. Expect tidy routing, correct IP ratings where moisture is present, and a clear handover on how to replace lamps, reset dimmers, and keep fixtures clean and cool for longer life.

We clear the backlog of small jobs that steal your weekends. TVs are mounted to studs or with appropriate anchors, brackets leveled, and cables hidden in surface channels; shelves, cabinets, mirrors, curtain rods, and rails are fixed square and secure. Flat-pack furniture is assembled without racking or squeaks; doors and drawers are aligned to even reveals; hinges and soft-close hardware tuned. In wet areas and kitchens, we cut out moldy silicone, disinfect, and re-seal joints cleanly to stop moisture ingress. We finish by vacuuming dust, removing packaging, and load-testing mounts so you know everything is safe to use today—not “after the glue cures.”