What tap and leakage repair involves
Tap and leakage repair focuses on fixtures and joints that drip, spray, or seep. Typical Nawada calls include a kitchen bib cock that never fully closes, a pillar cock that sprays from the handle, an angle valve that weeps behind the washbasin, or a coupling under the sink that wets the cabinet. We shut the local valve or tank line, open the tap or joint, replace washers, O-rings, spindles, or the whole tap if the body is cracked, then test under normal pressure.
Leakage is not always at the visible drip. Water can travel along a pipe and show as a damp patch far from the fault. We look for wet floors near toilets, stains below bathrooms, and hissing at concealed joints. If the leak is in a buried line, the job shifts toward pipe fitting.
What you should expect
Tell us which tap and whether water is hard or from tank only. On site we isolate water, repair or replace the part, and open the supply slowly while watching the joint. You should get a dry floor after a run of several minutes and a tap that shuts without extreme force. Specialty mixers may need you to buy a matching spare.
Signs you need this service
- Tap drips after closing
- Water sound with all taps off
- Tank level drops overnight
- Damp wall or ceiling below a wet area
- Angle valve drips onto the floor
Phone 7645914216 and say your locality. For full bathroom sanitaryware installs, see bathroom fitting.