Many of the older properties around Lees still rely on original lead supply pipes. While they have done a grand job for decades, they aren't exactly ideal for modern living. Lead can leach into your drinking water, and these old pipes often suffer from internal build-up that throttles your water pressure to a crawl. Imagine trying to run a bath while the washing machine is on, only to find the tap barely trickles—frustrating, isn't it? We specialise in replacing these outdated systems with modern, blue MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene) piping. It is tougher, safer, and will likely give your shower a much-needed boost in pressure. Plus, it's a great way to add value and peace of mind to your home.

One of the biggest worries we hear from people in Oldham is the fear that we'll have to dig up their entire garden or expensive block-paved driveway just to lay a new pipe. We've got some good news for you: we rarely have to do that. Using something called trenchless moling technology, we can essentially fire a pneumatic 'mole' underground from one small hole to another. It creates a perfect path for your new water main without leaving a massive scar across your property. It’s faster, cleaner, and often cheaper than the old-fashioned way of digging long trenches. You get a brand-new water supply, and your prize-winning roses or pristine driveway stay exactly where they are.

A burst water main is a genuine emergency that can cause serious damage if it isn't caught quickly. If you have spotted water bubbling up through the pavement or noticed a sudden, unexplained spike in your water bill, don't wait for it to get worse. We offer a rapid response across Lees and the wider Oldham area to track down leaks and get them fixed. Our team uses professional leak detection equipment to find the problem area, meaning we don't have to guess where the fault is. We'll give you a clear, honest quote before we start, so you won't be hit with any nasty surprises when the job is done. Why let a small leak turn into a flooded basement?

You might be wondering what 'WIAPS approved' actually means for you. Essentially, it means we are recognised by the Water Industry Approved Plumbers' Scheme. Because we meet these high standards, we can often self-certify our work, which makes life a lot easier when dealing with United Utilities. It speeds up the process of getting a new connection or a replacement pipe signed off, saving you time and bureaucracy. We're also fully insured with five million pounds in public liability cover, so you know your property is in safe hands. From simple stop tap replacements to complex water main diversions, we handle the technical side so you don't have to worry about a thing.