Emergency repairs in Lymm, 24/7

Emergency help for Lymm, Oughtrington and Statham, every hour of the day. Ring us about a burst pipe, being locked out, a power cut at home, a leaking roof or a broken window anywhere in WA13.

Lymm is an old village whose centre sits around Lymm Cross, a Grade I listed cross dating from the 17th century. The Bridgewater Canal brought trade, and Lymm Dam was built in 1824 to carry the new road between Stockport and Warrington, now the A56. Salt works, fustian cutting and goldbeating followed, and a railway opened in 1853. It closed to passengers in 1962 and its route is now part of the Trans Pennine Trail. Close to the Cross and the canal you find sandstone and brick cottages and Victorian terraces, and around them spread later estates of detached and semi-detached homes.

First steps in an emergency in Lymm

Plumbing in Lymm

Shut the stopcock. Older Lymm cottages and terraces often place it below the sink or low beside the front door. Newer estate houses may keep it beside the washing machine or by the garage door.

Locksmith in Lymm

Before calling, try every door, including the garage and any back gate onto a lane. Avoid squeezing through a window, especially on older cottages with small panes. Wait somewhere warm, with a letter or bill showing your address for the locksmith to see.

Electrical in Lymm

Are the neighbours dark as well? Then 105, a free line the power networks run, will tell you more. If just your property is out, reset any tripped switch on the consumer unit once. Unplug whatever may have caused it, and if the trip returns, call us so an electrician can find the fault.

Roofing in Lymm

Let a bucket catch the drips and shift furniture clear. Plenty of Lymm houses have a garage or extension with a flat roof, and these often fail where they meet the main wall. Older cottages may leak around the chimney. Keep off ladders and roofs, particularly in wind or rain.

Glazing and boarding up in Lymm

Usher people and pets from the room and use gloves to collect larger shards. Tape card across a small broken pane from indoors where you can reach it. Patio doors, conservatory panels and shopfronts around the Cross can be boarded to keep the property locked up until it is reglazed.

Where we cover in Lymm

Engineers reach every corner of Lymm in WA13, from The Cross, Eagle Brow and Bridgewater Street in the village to Rectory Lane, Booths Hill Road and Higher Lane. The patch also takes in Oughtrington Lane, Longbutt Lane, Star Lane and Whitbarrow Road, plus Oughtrington, Statham, Heatley, Broomedge, Thelwall and Warburton.

Including Eagle Brow, The Cross, Bridgewater Street, Rectory Lane, Pepper Street, Higher Lane, Booths Hill Road, Oughtrington Lane, Whitbarrow Road and Crouchley Lane.

Also Oughtrington, Statham, Heatley, Broomedge, Booths Hill, Thelwall, Warburton, High Legh and Agden.

Nearby: Warrington, Altrincham, Bowdon, Knutsford, Irlam, Cheshire.