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Low water pressure comes from one of three places: the supply reaching the property, the pipes and valves inside it, or a single tap or shower. Which taps are affected, hot or cold, and when, points to the cause.
A plumbing emergency is water you cannot control, water reaching somewhere it will do serious damage, or a failure that leaves a home without something it cannot manage without until the next working day.
What you should do about a water leak depends on what kind it is. This guide helps you work out whether you’re dealing with a fast leak, a slow drip, water from above or a hidden leak, what to do about each, and when to call a plumber.
Shut off the water at the stopcock, drain the pipes through the cold taps and keep water away from electrics. This guide covers what to do with a burst pipe in the minutes before a plumber arrives, including tank-fed systems and frozen pipes.
