Emergency Plumber 24 Hour Call Out in Tooting

Need an emergency plumber in Tooting right now? We answer the phone 24 hours a day, every day, and get to most south London addresses within a couple of hours. Burst pipes, floods and leaks stopped fast.

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What Counts as a Plumbing Emergency?

Water running through a ceiling, a pipe that has split, a toilet overflowing or a leak you cannot stop. All of those need someone today. If water is spreading or getting near electrics, treat it as an emergency and ring us straight away.

What To Do Before We Arrive

Find your stopcock and turn it off. It is usually under the kitchen sink. Open the cold taps to empty the pipes. Put buckets and towels down and move anything that can be damaged. Keep away from wet light fittings and sockets.

Why We Answer at 3am

Water damage gets worse every hour it is left. A small leak overnight can ruin a ceiling by morning. That is why one of our team is always on call. You ring, a person answers, and we tell you when we will be there.

Emergency plumber on a 24 hour call out in Tooting stopping a leaking pipe

About us

Emergency work is what Quick Call Property Services is known for. In 25 years we have turned out on Christmas morning, in the middle of storms and at every hour you can name. Our vans carry pipe, fittings and pumps, so we can usually stop the water and complete the repair in the same visit rather than making you wait.

Gas Safe registered engineers
Open 24 hours, every day
Same day service on most jobs
Next day boiler installation
25 years serving Tooting

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you really answer the phone 24 hours a day in Tooting?

Yes. There is always someone on call at Quick Call Property Services, including nights, weekends and bank holidays. You will speak to a person, not a machine. We will ask what is happening, tell you how to stop the water if you can, and give you a realistic arrival time.

How quickly can an emergency plumber reach Tooting?

For most Tooting addresses we aim to be with you within a couple of hours, and faster if water is actively flooding. Our vans cover south London around the clock, so someone is often nearby. We give you an honest time when you ring rather than a vague window.

Can I turn my water off myself before the plumber arrives?

Yes, and it helps a great deal. Your internal stopcock is normally under the kitchen sink or near the front door. Turn it clockwise until it stops. If you cannot find it or it will not move, there is usually an outside stop tap near the pavement.