YOUR LOCAL PLUMBER. AROUND THE CLOCK.
First call.
Proper job.
Plumbing & drainage in Hull and North Lincolnshire.
Emergency plumbing comes first. For an active leak or urgent drainage problem, call Tom to check availability.
ON THE JOB.
Got a leak right now? Safely isolate the water, then call for help.
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01 / PLUMBING & DRAINAGE
Emergency help.
Planned improvements.
From taps that won’t stop dripping
to drains that won’t get going.
Start with the problem. We’ll talk it through.
Emergency Plumbing
Burst pipe, major leak or no water? Call Tom at FirstFlow to check availability for an emergency plumber in Hull and North Lincolnshire.
Blocked Drains
Blocked toilet, sink, bath or outside drain? Call Tom at FirstFlow to check availability for drain clearing in Hull and North Lincolnshire.
Bathroom Renovations
Planning a new bathroom? Tom at FirstFlow handles the plumbing side of bathroom refits in Hull and North Lincolnshire. Call 07958 649250 to discuss your project.
General Plumbing
Dripping taps, leaking pipes, faulty ball valves and everyday plumbing repairs. Call Tom at FirstFlow to check availability in Hull and North Lincolnshire.
Radiator Installations
New radiators, replacements, relocations and heated towel rails on wet central heating systems. Call Tom at FirstFlow to discuss your job.
Tap & Toilet Installations
New taps, mixer taps, toilets, cisterns and flush mechanisms fitted or replaced. Call Tom at FirstFlow to check availability in Hull and North Lincolnshire.
EMERGENCY CALLOUTS
Confirm the cost.
Before the work starts.
Call Tom with your postcode and the problem. Ask about availability and confirm the applicable charges before booking.
| Callout / charge | Details to confirm | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Emergency callout | Initial visit and what is included | TBC |
| Evening / overnight callout | Out-of-hours availability and time bands | TBC |
| Weekend / bank holiday callout | Availability and any applicable surcharge | TBC |
| Additional labour | Hourly rate and minimum charge | TBC |
| Parts and materials | Cost of any parts needed for the agreed work | TBC |
TBC means the price has not yet been published. Confirm the callout fee, included labour, any extra time, parts and whether VAT applies. Availability and arrival time must also be confirmed by phone.
Emergency, call now · 07958 64925002 / THE WORK SPEAKS
Behind the walls.
In the details.
03 / MEET YOUR PLUMBER
One less worry.
One number. Tom.
FirstFlow 24/7 is Tom’s plumbing and drainage service, covering Hull and North Lincolnshire. Call or text with the problem, and ask about the next available visit.
Send Tom a text- 01
Talk through the problem
Tell Tom what’s happening, where you are and whether the water is isolated.
- 02
Agree the next step
Discuss availability, the work involved and the price before making arrangements.
- 03
Get things flowing again
From a small repair to a drainage problem, start with a clear plan for the job.
04 / A LITTLE KNOW-HOW
FIRSTFLOW FIELD NOTESAT HOME / 3 MIN READ
The one tap everyone
should know about.
Finding your stop tap before you need it can make a stressful leak a little easier to handle. Here’s where to look, and how to turn it off safely.
Read the stop-tap guide05 / GOOD QUESTIONS
Let’s clear
a few things up.
Plain answers. A useful place to start.
Turn off your internal stop tap if it is safe to reach, and keep away from wet electrics and any sagging ceiling. Do not force a stuck valve. Contact Tom or your water supplier if you cannot isolate the supply.
Read the stop-tap guideOften under the kitchen sink, in a utility room, under the stairs or close to where the water pipe enters your home. In a flat, check with your building manager if the supply is shared or the valve is not clearly labelled.
Describe the problem, when it started, the affected fitting and whether the water is isolated. Your postcode and the make or model can help. Ask whether the quote includes labour, parts, VAT and any call-out charge.
A worn washer or ceramic cartridge is a common cause. Tightening the handle harder is unlikely to help and can damage the fitting. The correct replacement part depends on the tap model.
LET’S GET THINGS FLOWING
Plumbing problem?
Make the first call.
Speak to Tom about your job.