Regardless of whether you own a historic office building or have recently moved into a new home, your plumbing system will inevitably run into issues from time to time.
As experts in plumbing, drainage, boilers and heating, Greenstar have created troubleshooting pages for a wide range of common plumbing issues – everything from noise and boiler concerns to blocked drains. We also provide advice on when and how you can fix the problem yourself, or when you should contact a professional like Greenstar’s Emergency Plumbing Services for assistance.
If you can't find a resolution on our site, or would rather talk to a member of our experienced plumbing team, give Greenstar a call today on 01202 355 344.
Are you starting to see yellow or brown spots on the ceiling above you? Do you wonder what causes this, or worry about what this could lead to? Do you regularly clean your gutters or check for issues following particularly bad rainfall? These are the questions asked by those that are concerned with the water damage affecting their ceiling. You may also wonder if such damage can cause your ceiling to collapse?
Read on to learn if a leaking ceiling can collapse, along with how to check for signs of water damage and what action you can take to fix the issue.
Water leaks are a very common occurrence in homes and properties – even in newer builds. What’s more, not all leaks are easily discoverable. In fact, some are so well hidden that by the time you’ve found the leak the damage has already been done to your property.
Here at Greenstar we believe that all property owners should be well-equipped to learn if they have a water leak and how to find it. Read on to learn how you can find the water leak in your property before it’s too late.
Leaking pipes can occur in any property (regardless of its age) and should be dealt with urgently to prevent any structural damage or mould growth.
Read on to learn the common causes of leaking pipes, what action to take and what you can do to prevent the situation reoccurring in the future.
The unpleasant odour of a smelly drain can spread throughout your home. This could be a rotting food smell from a kitchen drain that worsens when the dishwasher’s running. This could also be a bathroom sink or shower drain that smells like sewage. But, when you notice such a displeasing aroma, how do you sort it?
As drainage and plumbing experts with over twenty years’ experience helping customers throughout the South of the UK, Greenstar are well-placed to guide you on how to stop your drains from smelling. Read on to learn the causes of these drain smells, and what you can do about it.
