Leak fixes, pipe installation, and bathroom or kitchen plumbing work, quoted per job.
Pricing depends on the specifics of your job — the final quote comes from the provider directly after a quick conversation.
From ₦8,000
₦15,000–₦30,000
From ₦45,000
How this range is estimated. The range is a typical estimate set by our team from provider rates. Prices people report are reviewed before they count toward trends. The final quote comes from the provider and depends on the specifics of your job.
Read the full policy →Plumbing problems rarely wait for a convenient time -- a burst pipe, a leaking tap, or a blocked drain can turn into a much bigger (and more expensive) problem the longer it sits. We handle both emergency repairs and planned installation work, from fixing a single leaking joint to plumbing an entire new bathroom or kitchen from scratch.
Because every plumbing job is genuinely different -- the age of the building, the type of pipework already installed, how accessible the affected area is, and the scope of work required -- we do not publish a fixed price list. A small tap repair and a full bathroom re-plumb are simply not comparable jobs, and quoting a generic number for either would be misleading rather than helpful. Instead, we ask a few quick questions over WhatsApp so we can give you a realistic quote before we ever step on site.
We work across residential and small commercial properties, handling common issues like leaking pipes and taps, blocked or slow drains, water heater installation and repair, and full bathroom or kitchen plumbing for renovations or new builds. If you are not sure whether your issue counts as an emergency or can wait for a scheduled visit, just describe what is happening and we will advise honestly.
Getting a quote takes a few minutes: message us with a description of the problem, roughly how long it has been going on, and photos if you can get them safely. We will typically respond with either a firm quote or a short list of clarifying questions, and can usually schedule a visit within a day or two for non-emergency work.
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