If you're hearing a foghorn sound coming from your plumbing, it's likely that you have a problem with your pipes. This can be caused by a variety of issues, and it's important to get it fixed as soon as possible to avoid any further damage.

Most of the time, we don't think about toilets until something goes wrong. If we don't have a plunger and our toilet breaks or gets clogged, it can be more than just an inconvenience. Keep in mind that a badly clogged toilet could stop everything in your home.

Can you hear your toilet running as if it's being flushed frequently, even though no one is using it? A leaking toilet can waste massive amounts of water if not rectified and become a nuisance, keeping the household awake all day and night.

As we approach the colder months it is being widely reported how energy bills are soaring. It will be an extremely tight winter ahead for all of us but here at Henri Taylor we want to help our customers as much as possible with our hints and tips on how to run your heating and hot water more efficiently so in the long run you are getting the most out of your system efficiently.

Your stopcock is the main water valve that controls the water flow in your home. While water needs to flow freely through your home, your stopcock allows you to shut off the water in an emergency.

The loud noise of water is caused by the sound waves generated when water is flowing through a narrow pipe. The sound waves are produced by the turbulence and friction of the fluid moving through the pipe. This causes a vibration of the pipe walls, which in turn creates a noise that we can hear as a loud bang or banging noise. But what can you do about it?

Like almost everything else in the UK right now, water bills have increased. However, other things can affect your water bill. Here's a quick overview of the leading causes.

If you're like most people, the first time you notice a leaky tap is when water starts spilling all over your floor. This can be a huge inconvenience and cause a lot of damage in a short period.

Toilets are usually highly dependable. It is not uncommon for one to keep working for more than 30 years with only the most basic of care. However, water may periodically seep out from beneath the toilet and pour over the floor, causing major water damage. What can you do when this happens?

If you're a homeowner, there's a good chance you'll experience a leak at some point. While most leaks are easy to fix, they can cause severe damage if left untreated. The following blog will teach you how to find and fix a leak before it causes any significant damage.