
NW1 · NW3 · NW5 · WC1 · Hampstead · Kentish Town
Camden Town, Hampstead, Belsize Park, Kentish Town, King’s Cross and Bloomsbury. Converted houses, Georgian squares and mansion flats on the same desk.
Camden Town, Hampstead, Belsize Park, Kentish Town, West Hampstead, King’s Cross and Bloomsbury sit on the same 24/7 desk. Call with the postcode and the fault; the visit charge is agreed before anyone is sent.
A lot of Camden’s housing is large Victorian houses split into flats. One blocked stack or leaking waste can affect three or four households, so we find where it starts before we start cutting. Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia add Georgian terraces, offices and student blocks with their own access rules.
Typical calls here: leaks between flats in conversions, blocked soil stacks, no hot water from combi boilers, tripped circuits in older wiring, and failed front-door locks on shared entrances.
NW3 — find the source first. Then fix it once.
Yes. NW3, NW5, NW6 and the rest of the borough are on the same 24/7 line.
Yes. We trace it, make your property safe, and send photo notes you can give the other flat, the freeholder or the insurer.
Yes. Commercial premises in WC1, King’s Cross and Camden Town are on the same desk. Tell us the opening hours and any building manager rules.
