Appliance Water Leak Repair

What appliance water leak repair covers

This service is designed to stop leaks at or around an appliance connection and confirm everything is safe and sound before the water is left on.

• Locate the source of the leak (supply, waste, or fitting).
• Isolate the water safely and control any residual water.
• Repair or replace failed hoses, valves, connectors, seals, or fittings.
• Re-secure pipework and check for movement that can cause repeat leaks.
• Inspect nearby pipework for corrosion, cracks, or poor joints.
• Pressure and leak-test the connection after the repair.
• Confirm the appliance can be run without drips or seepage.

When this service is most useful

• Water pooling under a washing machine or dishwasher.
• Drips from the isolation valve, hose connection, or washing machine tap.
• A fridge with a leaking water feed for chilled water or an ice maker.
• Damp, mould, or staining in a cupboard next to the appliance.
• Intermittent leaks that appear only when the appliance is running.
• Landlord call-outs between tenancies or after a tenant reports a leak.

How the repair is delivered

You can expect a methodical approach: identify the leak, isolate the supply, then repair or replace the faulty part using the correct fittings. Once the connection is reinstated, it is tested under normal operating conditions to confirm the issue is resolved. You will be talked through what failed and what was done, in clear, practical terms.

After the repair

After testing, you will get straightforward guidance on how to monitor the area for the next day or two and what signs to watch for. If the underlying issue is wear, poor access, or ageing valves and hoses, you will be advised on sensible next steps to reduce the risk of a repeat leak. If water has affected nearby units or flooring, you will be told what to dry and check while it is still early.