Emergency plumber in Salford

Burst pipe, a leak through the ceiling, or a toilet that won’t clear in Salford? Call 07893 933403. A plumber is usually with you within 60 minutes, anywhere from the Quays to Irlam, at any hour.
First: close the stopcock and open the cold taps to drain the pipes. In a flat, tell your neighbours and building management straight away, because water travels down through the floors.
Salford homes and their plumbing
Salford mixes very different buildings. The apartment blocks around Salford Quays and MediaCityUK share risers and drainage stacks, so one leak can reach several flats and the stopcock is often in a cupboard by the front door. Older terraced streets in places like Seedley and Langworthy have pipes running under timber floors and outside drains in the back yards. The tower blocks of Pendleton and the semis of Swinton and Irlam each have their own layouts, and the plumber will ask a few questions on the phone to know what to expect.
What we come out for in Salford
- Burst and leaking pipes, including frozen pipes in lofts and outside walls.
- Water coming through a ceiling from a bathroom or the flat above.
- Blocked drains and toilets that won’t flush away.
- Leaking cylinders, valves and radiators.
We do no gas work, so boiler faults go to a heating engineer.
The rate
£89 for the first hour, then £45 each half hour, with parts on top. No call-out fee and no night surcharge.
More on emergency plumbers across Manchester, or every trade we cover on the Salford page.
Questions people ask
I'm in a flat at Salford Quays and water is coming from upstairs. What do I do?
Turn off your own stopcock if the water could be from your pipes, switch off any lights the water is reaching, and knock on or call the flat above. Tell your building management too. Then call us and a plumber will find the source.
How much is an emergency plumber in Salford?
There is no call-out fee. It is £89 for the first hour, then £45 for each additional half hour, plus parts, the same at 3am as at noon.
Do you cover all of Salford?
Yes, the whole city, from Salford Quays, Ordsall and Pendleton to Eccles, Swinton, Walkden, Worsley and Irlam.