Plumber & Gas Engineer Serving Eastleigh

Eastleigh's Housing Needs an Engineer You Can Trust

Eastleigh has a distinctive housing stock — Victorian terraces near the town centre built when the railway came through in the 1840s, inter-war semis on Bishopstoke Road and Cranbury Road, and newer estates on the town's fringes. Each era of housing brings its own plumbing characteristics and typical faults.

I carry out a significant amount of landlord work in Eastleigh — annual gas safety certificates (CP12s), boiler servicing, and plumbing maintenance for rental properties across the town. If you're a landlord with a portfolio in the area, I can often schedule inspections back-to-back across multiple properties to keep costs and disruption down.

Gas Safe registered (reg. 558654), covering all Eastleigh postcodes including SO50. Transparent pricing — no VAT, no hidden call-out charges during standard hours, and a clear cost before anything is started.

The Trusted Choice for Eastleigh Residents

• Truly Local Service We are based in Southampton and regularly serve the Eastleigh community, meaning we can get to you quickly when emergencies happen.
• Transparent Pricing No VAT. No hidden fees. We operate with a strict Master Price Guide so Eastleigh homeowners know exactly what they will pay.
• Gas Safe Registered Registration #558654 ensures all your boiler and gas work is legally compliant and safe.

Do you carry out landlord gas safety certificates in Eastleigh?

Yes — landlord gas safety inspections (CP12 certificates) are one of the most common jobs I carry out in Eastleigh. Certificates are issued on the day of inspection. If you have multiple rental properties in Eastleigh, I can carry out inspections back-to-back to minimise disruption.

Can you service a boiler in Eastleigh the same week?

In most cases, yes. I carry out boiler services across Eastleigh throughout the week. An annual service is a legal requirement for rented properties and strongly recommended for owner-occupied homes — it's the most cost-effective way to prevent an unexpected breakdown.

My Victorian terrace in Eastleigh has old cast iron pipes — should I be concerned?

Cast iron waste pipes are common in older Eastleigh terraces and they're generally still serviceable, but they can crack, corrode or block more readily than modern plastic pipework. If you're having recurring blockages or noticing damp near waste pipes, it's worth having them inspected.