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●Water not draining from the sink or bathtub ●Unpleasant smell rising from the drain ●Gurgling in the toilet when using another tap or shower ●Water backing up when opening the kitchen tap ●Drain running slower than usual ●Damp patches around the U-bend For downpipes and multiple blockages (more than one bathroom affected, water rising in one when you use another), always call a plumber. This is a common installation issue that requires professional tools and often coordination with neighbours. For blocked toilets, a good plunger only works if the blockage is superficial. When the blockage is deeper, in the toilet's internal trap or the first bend of the downpipe, a professional snake or a small rotary machine is needed. It's worth knowing because many people end up removing the entire toilet thinking it's the only way. In reality, it's the last resort.

The most common blockage is in the sink or basin U-bend. Solidified grease and soap form a soft plug that can be removed with a manual snake or a mild chemical clean if the pipes are PVC. Caustic soda should not be used on old lead or copper pipes, as it corrodes the metal and creates worse problems than the original blockage. For toilets, a good quality plunger is worth having at home. It's the first line of action. If it doesn't shift after five-ten pumps, call the plumber. Trying harder could break the toilet's wax seal, leading to an additional problem. Only when the material allows and the case requires it. We always prefer the mechanical method (snake, machine) as it does not damage pipes or joints.

The price for flat moving in Sant Andreu de Llavaneres typically ranges from €155 to €1500 as a guideline. The final cost depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time, and we always finalise it after seeing photos or – if you prefer – after an on-site inspection, with no obligation. Before starting any work, you'll receive a written quote detailing labour, materials, and VAT. If any unforeseen issues arise during the repair, the technician will consult you before proceeding. There will never be surprise charges on the final invoice. You can request the service at any time via our website. For heating emergencies, we have technicians available evenings and weekends. The rate may vary compared to standard business hours.