SW3 · SW7 · SW10 · W8 · W11 · Chelsea · Notting Hill
Kensington and Chelsea repairs.
Chelsea, South Kensington, Earl’s Court, Holland Park and Notting Hill. Stucco terraces, mews houses and mansion blocks, on the same 24/7 desk.
Period buildings, porters and lightwells.
Chelsea, South Kensington, Earl’s Court, Holland Park, Notting Hill and North Kensington are on the same 24/7 line as the rest of London. You call with the postcode. We agree the visit charge before anyone is sent.
Much of the borough is stucco terraces, mews houses and mansion blocks, and a lot of it sits in conservation areas. Repairs to original joinery, cornicing and sash windows are matched to what is there, not replaced with something that looks wrong. Anything that needs consent is flagged before work starts.
Typical calls here: water coming through from the flat above, leaks into basement lightwells, blocked shared stacks in converted houses, sash windows that will not lock, and boilers in tight cupboards. For mansion blocks, give us the porter’s name so the engineer is not left waiting at the door.
SW3 / W8 — match the building. Then make it good.
Trades on this desk
- Plumbing & leaks
- Boilers, heating & hot water
- Locks, doors & access
- Making-good after a leak
- 24/7 emergency line
Questions
Do you work on listed and period buildings?
Yes. We repair to match the existing fabric and flag anything that may need listed building or conservation consent before work starts.
Do you cover Notting Hill and North Kensington?
Yes. The whole borough, W10 and W11 included, is on the same 24/7 line.
What do you need for a mansion block?
The full postcode, the flat number, and the porter or managing agent who can give access. Tell us any quiet-hours rule too.
Can you deal with a leak from the flat above?
Yes. We stop the water at source where we can get access, make the ceiling safe, and send photo notes you can pass to the neighbour, freeholder or insurer.