LOCAL PLUMBING & HEATING EXPERTS
Reliable Plumbing.
Right When You Need It.
From emergency leaks and blocked drains to bathrooms, kitchens, boilers, and heating. GO Plumbing in Shepherd's Bush provides professional plumbing services with fast, reliable response times.
✓ Fast Response
✓ Qualified Professionals
✓ No Hidden Costs
Plumbing Emergency? Don’t Wait.
Leaks, burst pipes, blocked toilets, and no hot water or heating problems can quickly become more serious. GO Plumbing is here to help.
Plumbing Services You Can Rely On
Whatever the problem, our experienced plumbers provide
practical, professional solutions for homes and businesses.
Bathroom Plumbing
Repairs, Installations, Showers, Toilets, Sinks, bathroom pipework.
Kitchen Plumbing
Sink Repairs, Appliance Connections, Taps, Waste Pipes, Leaks & Installations.
Boiler & Central Heating
Fast identification and Repair of Visible Issues and Hidden Water Leaks.
Leak Detection & Repairs
Sink Repairs, Appliance Connections, Taps, Waste Pipes, Leaks & Installations.
Toilet Repairs
Blocked Toilet, Leaking Cistern, Faulty Mechanism, Repairs & Replacement.
Blocked Drains & Sinks
Professional Solutions for Blocked Sinks, Waste Pipes & Drainage Problems.
Why choose GO Plumbing?
Plumbing problems are stressful enough without having to worry about who you can trust to fix them.
Fast Reliable Response
We understand that plumbing issues can't always wait.
Professional Workmanship
Quality work carried out with care and attention to details.
clear Honest Pricing
Straightforward Communication without unnecessary surprises.
Customer Focused Service
We treat your home or property with respect from start to finish.
From Small Repairs To Bigger Plumbing Problems
A dripping tap, blocked sink or leaking pipe might seem like a small problem, but left unresolved,
it can quickly become a bigger issue. GO Plumbing provides dependable plumbing solutions in Shepherd's Bush W12.
designed to get your home or business back to normal with minimal disruption.
Emergency Plumbing When You Need It Most
Plumbing emergencies don’t just happen at convenient times. Whether you’ve discovered a serious leak, a blocked toilet or suddon lost of hot water. GO Plumbing can help.
Getting Your Plumbing Problem Sorted Is Easy
Get In Touch
Call us for quotation or emergency appointment
We assess the problem
we'll discuss what's happening & determine the best way forward
We get the job done
Our plumber carries out the work professionally & efficiently
Tunis Rd, Shepherd's Bush W12 7EZ
Frequently Asked Plumbing Questions
Yes we are operating 24/7 throughout the year.
Colindale, London NW9
Yes we do. We’ll discuss and provide all the information you need to come to make informed decision.
Yes we do. Leaking pipes are n everyday repair that we come across.
Yes, we routinely deal with blocked sinks and toilets.
We are committed to repair boilers and central heating. Our plumbers are fully qualified to deal with every technicality connected to heating and boilers.
Yes we do. Our team can deal with any repair or installation of bathroom and kitchen utilities.
In an emergency we aim to arrive as soon as possible. Normally within the hour. For regular appointments we can prearrange time & date.
Emergency Plumbing When You Need It Most
From emergency repairs to everyday plumbing problems, GO Plumbing is ready to help.
Bathroom Plumbing
Sure. Bathroom plumbing repairs usually involve identifying where water is coming from or why water isn’t flowing correctly, then repairing or replacing the affected component.
Start by identifying the problem
Most bathroom repairs fall into a few categories:
- Leak — water escaping from a pipe, tap, toilet, or connection.
- Blockage — water drains slowly or not at all.
- Running toilet — water continuously enters the toilet bowl.
- Low water pressure — insufficient flow from a tap or shower.
- Bad smell — usually related to a trap or drainage/venting problem.
- No hot water — could involve the hot-water system rather than the bathroom pipework itself.
Kitchen Plumbing
A typical kitchen has:
- Hot and cold water supply pipes → feed the tap.
- Kitchen tap/mixer → controls the water.
- Waste outlet → carries used water away.
- P-trap/bottle trap → holds water to prevent sewer gases from entering the kitchen.
- Waste pipe → carries water to the main drainage system.
- Isolation valves → allow individual water supplies to be shut off.
- Appliance connections → may supply a dishwasher or washing machine.
Repairing a leaking kitchen tap
Common causes include worn cartridges, seals, washers, or loose connections.
A basic repair involves:
- Turn off the water supply.
- Open the tap to release pressure.
- Identify where the leak originates.
- Replace the faulty seal, cartridge, hose, or fitting.
- Restore the water supply.
- Check carefully for leaks.
If water is leaking from underneath the sink, check the flexible supply hoses and their connections, as well as the tap itself.
Boiler & Central Heating
- Boiler — heats the water.
- Pump — circulates heating water.
- Radiators — transfer heat into rooms.
- Thermostat — tells the heating system when heat is required.
- Valves — control water flow.
- Expansion vessel — accommodates changes in water volume as the system heats and cools.
- Pressure relief valve — protects the system from excessive pressure.
- Flue — safely removes combustion gases from a gas boiler.
Common boiler problems
Boiler won’t turn on
Possible causes include:
- Electrical supply problem
- Low system pressure
- Thermostat problem
- Boiler lockout
- Fault with an internal component
You can usually check whether the boiler has power and whether its pressure is within the manufacturer’s recommended range. Don’t remove the boiler casing to investigate internal components.
Leak Detection & Repairs
Leaks can happen in:
- Visible pipes under sinks or appliances
- Taps and valves
- Toilets
- Radiators and heating pipework
- Washing machines and dishwashers
- Pipes inside walls
- Pipes underneath floors
- Roof or external pipework
The difficult leaks are the hidden ones, because the actual leak may be several metres away from where the water or damp patch appears.
Signs of a hidden leak
Look out for:
- Damp patches on walls or ceilings
- Peeling paint or wallpaper
- Swollen flooring or skirting boards
- Musty smells
- Mould or mildew
- Water stains
- Unexplained increases in water usage
- A boiler or heating system repeatedly losing pressure
- The sound of running water when everything is turned off
Toilet Repairs
A typical toilet has two main sections:
- Cistern — stores water used for flushing.
- Bowl — receives the waste and directs it into the drainage system.
Inside the cistern, you’ll generally find:
- Fill valve — lets water into the cistern.
- Float — controls the water level.
- Flush valve — releases water when you flush.
- Overflow — prevents the cistern from overfilling.
The toilet also has a trap, which retains water and helps prevent sewer gases from entering the bathroom.
Common toilet problems
Toilet won’t flush
Possible causes include:
- Broken flush button or handle
- Disconnected flush mechanism
- Faulty flush valve
- Damaged internal components
The repair may involve reconnecting or replacing the flushing mechanism.
Toilet keeps running
This is one of the most common repairs.
Water may continuously flow into the bowl because:
- The flush-valve seal isn’t closing properly.
- The fill valve isn’t shutting off.
- The float is incorrectly adjusted.
- The water level is too high and entering the overflow.
The faulty component can usually be adjusted, cleaned, or replaced.
Toilet is leaking
Water around the toilet can come from several places:
- Supply connection
- Cistern connection
- Cistern-to-bowl seal
- Flush valve
- Toilet-to-floor/waste connection
Blocked Drains & Sinks
Common causes depend on the location:
Kitchen sinks
- Grease and cooking fat
- Food particles
- Soap residue
- Dirt and debris
Bathroom sinks
- Hair
- Soap and toothpaste buildup
- Dirt and other debris
Showers and baths
- Hair
- Soap and shampoo residue
- Body oils and dirt
Toilets
- Excess toilet paper
- Sanitary products or other unsuitable items
- Foreign objects
Signs of a blockage
You may notice:
- Water draining slowly
- Water standing in the sink
- Gurgling sounds
- Bad smells
- Water backing up
- A toilet or sink affecting another drain
- Multiple drains becoming slow at the same time