WaterSafe
Aiming to raise standards by helping customers find their nearest qualified industry approved plumbing & heating professionals, via the online search facility.
Whether you have a dripping tap or a burst pipe, a trusted plumber is only a click or two away
Check your home insurance first
Before you contact a plumber, check your existing home insurance policy to see if you are covered for internal plumbing and/or water supply pipe repairs. If you’re unsure, contact your insurer direct to discuss this before doing anything else.
If you do need a plumber, we recommend you choose a member of an approved contractors’ scheme (see below). This will take away the headache of finding a plumber and you can be sure they have the necessary skills and training to undertake any water-related repair.
Aiming to raise standards by helping customers find their nearest qualified industry approved plumbing & heating professionals, via the online search facility.
The Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors is the trade body for qualified plumbing and heating businesses, and you can search for a local plumber on their website.
The Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering professional body representing the UK’s plumbing and heating industry.
If you have a leak on your external water supply pipe (which is the pipe that delivers water into your home from our water main in the street), we may be able to repair this leak under the terms of our private leak investigation scheme. Full details about the scheme can be found in our leakage code of practice (PDF 191 KB opens in a new window).
Please note: the companies listed on the approved contractors' weblinks shown above are not employed by United Utilities, and this information is only provided to help you find an approved plumbing business in your local area. |