Leak-Damaged Floors & Bathroom Water Damage Repairs Leeds

Yes, the quote is free — and so is the visit if we need to come out and see the damage. Send us photos and a description first and we'll tell you honestly what we can establish. The £150 is only if you want a full investigation with a written findings report, for example for your insurer. It is agreed before anything is booked, and if you go ahead with the repair with us, we take the £150 off your bill.

Yes — that's exactly the kind of problem we investigate and repair, and often the part people worry about most. A soft or spongy patch, or tiles that have started cracking or moving, usually means water has reached the floor and softened or rotted the boards, chipboard or ply underneath — sometimes the joists too if it's been going on a while. Where water has reached the floor, we open up affected areas where needed, assess the subfloor and joists, and make good properly rather than hiding the stain under new tiles or flooring.

Yes — that's one of the most common patterns we see, and exactly what this service is built around. A bathroom leak often does its real damage a floor down, in the ceiling or wall of the room below, which is very often a kitchen. We treat that as part of the same job: trace and repair the cause in the bathroom, then make good the damage below, so you're not left finding a second tradesperson for a problem one leak caused.

Yes. A stain on a ceiling doesn't always sit directly under the cause, so we check bathroom seals and tanking, pipe runs and water tracking along joists to find where it's actually coming from. If photos aren't enough, we'll come out and look as part of your free quote.

Yes. Once the source is dealt with, we can repair soft or rotten flooring, subfloor and joist damage, replaster ceilings and walls, and retile affected areas as part of the same job, so you're not left finding a second tradesperson for the damage the leak caused.

That's usually a sign the real cause was never dealt with, just patched. We trace the actual source rather than resealing over the symptom, and if the fix needs to go further — new tanking, proper waterproofing, floor or structural repair — we'll tell you honestly rather than sending you round the same loop again.

Not always, and we'll tell you honestly. This is bathroom leak-related building repair — opening up, assessing, repairing the affected build-up and making good — not a flood-drying company or an emergency plumber-only service. If what we find genuinely needs a structural engineer's sign-off, insurer-led restoration, or an unrelated plumbing fix, we'll say so rather than taking on something outside what we do.

Not really — this service is built around investigating and repairing leak damage, so for a straightforward dripping tap or a blocked toilet with no damage, a plumber will usually sort it faster and cheaper. If you're not sure whether what you've got is "just a tap" or something that's actually damaged the structure or floor, send us a photo and we'll tell you honestly which it is.

That's a specialist job for a flood-restoration company with industrial drying equipment, not something this service covers. Once everything's properly dried out and you need the actual damage repaired — plaster, flooring, subfloor, tiling, structural timber — that's exactly where we come in.

Yes. We inspect the damage, take moisture readings and dated photos, and give you a clear written report on the cause, the extent and the repair needed, which you can send straight to your insurer. See our insurance cause of damage reports page for how it works.

Water damage tends to get worse the longer it's left, so send the details and photos as soon as you can. We'll give you a free first view and tell you the right next step, and if we need to see it, we'll book in a free visit as soon as we can.