Buying an Older Property in Spain? Plumbing Problems to Check First

Before you buy an older property in Spain, check water pressure at several taps, the condition of visible pipework, under every sink, damp patches, the toilets, how the drains run,

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How Often Should You Service a Boiler or Hot Water System?

Most boilers and hot water systems are serviced once a year. Gas boilers in particular are usually checked annually by a registered professional. Three things make it more often than

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Boiler Making Strange Noises? Common Causes Explained

Almost every boiler noise comes down to one of five things: air in the system, pressure that is too low or too high, limescale, poor circulation, or a worn component.

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A leaking outdoor tap in Calpe needs a plumber who will work out where the leak is before replacing anything: the tap itself, a worn washer or valve, the connection,

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A leaking shower in Calpe needs a plumber who finds where the water is actually escaping before repairing anything — the fittings, the waste, the tray, the waterproofing, or pipework

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An overflowing toilet in Calpe needs a local plumber who can stop the overflow, clear what is causing it, and check whether the problem is the toilet or the drain

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A stopcock that is seized, leaking, damaged or will not fully shut off should be checked by an experienced plumber — and replaced before you need it rather than during

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Shut off the main water supply first. Then call. 100% Plumbing repairs burst pipes, serious leaks and urgent plumbing faults across Calpe and the Marina Alta, for homes, businesses and

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Hidden water leaks and high bills: How to spot the warning signs early

Yes — a hidden leak can raise your water bill. Water escapes continuously from pipes, toilets, appliance connections, irrigation lines or water heaters, even when nothing is being used, and

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What is a stopcock and why every homeowner should know where it is

A stopcock is the main valve that controls all the water coming into your property. To shut the water off, turn it clockwise. Gently, by hand, and never with a

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