Replacement of seized or leaking internal and external stopcocks. Covers isolation of mains, stopcock removal and replacement, and pressure testing.
Typical cost
£150 — £350
Typical duration
2-3 hours
Scope type
fixed
Typical tasks
Notify occupants and locate stopcock
Isolate at external stop valve
Remove and replace faulty stopcock
Restore supply and check for leaks
Test operation of new valve
Extras & additional works
Based on a standard residential stopcock replacement. Costs may increase if access is difficult or if additional plumbing repairs are needed.
Common questions Stainesai
The cost can be affected by the complexity of access, the condition of existing plumbing, and regional labour rates.
Yes, it requires a qualified plumber to ensure compliance with UK Water Regulations.
A typical stopcock replacement takes about 2-3 hours, assuming standard conditions.
Replacing a faulty stopcock is crucial for controlling water supply and preventing leaks or water damage.
Yes, any work near bathroom electrics must comply with Part P regulations for electrical safety. Always confirm with your tradesperson before work begins.
Ready to post a stopcock replacement job?
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