Plumber & Plumbing Services in Tallinn

Our plumbers' daily work covers the entire building's water, sewerage, and heating systems. Most call-outs are resolved in a single visit, as our vehicles are equipped with common materials, seals, connections, and measuring instruments. Larger-scale jobs – such as riser replacement or updating a flat's entire pipework – are planned in advance, and a precise timeframe is agreed upon.

Work always begins with an assessment of the situation. The plumber listens to the client's description, checks the actual extent of the symptom, and only then states what needs to be done. We provide the price before starting work, allowing the client to decide. If it turns out the problem is larger than initially appeared, we discuss it before proceeding.

• Sanitary installations (installation, maintenance, replacement)
• Plumbing works (repair, maintenance, replacement)
• 24/7 Emergency fault resolution (sanitary, heating, water, and sewerage systems)
• Blockage removal
• Sewerage riser replacement
• Heating system flushing
• Pressure testing of water, heating, and sewerage systems
• Pipe leak repair
• Insulation works
• Thawing frozen sewerage and water pipes (internal and external, plastic and metal pipes)
• Riser replacement and repair

Not all plumbing problems are emergencies, but some are. The simplest distinction is whether water is moving to a place it shouldn't. If water is flowing onto the floor, into a wall, the ceiling, or to a neighbour, it's an emergency, and immediate action is required – first, shut off the water, then call a plumber.

The second category involves situations where the system is working, but incorrectly. Water drains slowly, the toilet flushes twice, the water heater produces lukewarm water, a radiator is hot at the top and cold at the bottom, or pipework makes banging noises. These are warning signs: the system indicates that sediment, air, or a blockage is accumulating somewhere. In such cases, the work can be planned, but not indefinitely postponed.

The third category is planned work: replacing old pipework, updating sanitary equipment during renovation, replacing risers based on an apartment association's decision, or inspecting pipework before purchasing a property. This is where the most savings can be made, as the work is done calmly, on time, and without emergency surcharges.

Plumbing works are divided by system, and each system behaves differently. Water supply operates under pressure, so any leak is immediately visible and rapidly damaging. Sewerage operates by gravity, or slope, so its faults appear slowly – as slow drainage, odours, and recurring blockages. The heating system is a closed loop, where problems usually stem from air, dirt, and pressure loss.

A good plumber can work with all three systems, as they are interconnected in a real flat or house. For example, replacing a water heater affects both water supply and electricity, radiator replacement affects heating system pressure and filling, and toilet replacement affects both the sewerage connection and water supply connection simultaneously.

Outdated sanitary equipment causes many problems that typically arise unexpectedly. Therefore, the sensible and correct action to avoid such an unwelcome surprise is to replace old equipment with new before it starts leaking.

Also, old equipment (e.g., water heaters, heating devices, etc.) consumes a lot of energy, which significantly increases your electricity bills. New equipment is always more environmentally friendly and economical.

In practice, the biggest risk sources are old flexible hoses and old angle valves. A flexible hose is an inexpensive component whose rubber interior ages and metal braiding rusts – if it breaks, water flows at full pressure until someone turns it off. An old valve often no longer closes completely, meaning that during an emergency, water cannot be shut off without closing the entire riser.

The same logic applies to metal pipework. Soviet-era steel pipes rust from the inside, their internal diameter decreases, and pressure drops. If the pipework is over 40 years old, the question is no longer whether it needs to be replaced, but whether the replacement will be done as planned or after an emergency.

Plumbing is one of the most important parts of any building and must be kept in check, just like your own health. Therefore, if you call a plumber from our company, you can be sure that your pipes and sanitary equipment are in safe hands.

Our plumber will solve all pipework and/or sanitary equipment problems and assess the condition of other pipes and sanitary equipment, helping to identify all potential hazards that could cause problems in the future. Our experts can always assess the condition of sanitary equipment and provide recommendations. Choose professional plumbing assistance.

A clear work process is what distinguishes a professional service from a casual helper. Our process is the same for replacing a single tap or upgrading a whole house's pipework – only the scale differs.

Plumbing works vary for each property type, not so much technically, but organisationally.

In Tallinn, an emergency team usually arrives within 30–60 minutes; in Harjumaa, within 1–2 hours. Planned works are scheduled at a time convenient for you, including evening hours.

Our plumber arrives with their own equipment and common spare parts, so most jobs can be completed in one visit without a second trip to the shop.

Arrival time depends on traffic and how many teams are currently on calls. If the situation is critical, we provide instructions over the phone on how to minimise damage before the plumber arrives – typically meaning shutting off the main stopcock and turning off electricity in the wet zone.

• Tallinn – typically 30–60 minutes for emergency call-outs
• Harjumaa – typically 1–2 hours
• Planned works – by arrangement at a convenient time
• 24/7 service, including weekends and public holidays

A large proportion of the call-outs we attend are actually the result of previous incorrect solutions. Below are the most common mistakes we see.

• Repeatedly clearing blockages with chemicals – chemicals corrode old pipework and don't eliminate the cause, which is often an incorrect slope or sediment build-up
• Covering a leak with sealant instead of properly renewing the connection
• Incorrect material combination – direct connection of different metals accelerates corrosion
• Absence of a shut-off valve before the appliance, meaning even minor work requires shutting off the riser
• Lack of insulation in a freeze-prone section – garage, utility room, under the roof
• Failure to test the system after work – a leak is only discovered when water is already on the floor
• Washing machine installation without proper connection and valve

Most emergencies don't happen unexpectedly – they give early warning signs. Prevention is the cheapest plumbing work you can possibly do.

• Annually check all visible connections: under the sink, behind the toilet, behind the washing machine, near the water heater
• Replace flexible hoses before they age – this is a small cost compared to water damage
• Turn off the main stopcock if you're going away for an extended period
• Do not pour grease down the sink and do not flush wet wipes or hygiene products down the toilet
• Have the heating system inspected and radiators bled before the heating season
• Clean the water heater and check the anode condition according to the device manual
• Insulate freeze-prone pipe sections before winter
• Monitor your water meter readings – increasing consumption without reason indicates a hidden leak

The price is primarily influenced by the scope and complexity of the work, not just the time spent. A simple tap replacement is a quick and predictable job. Finding and repairing a leak inside a wall requires diagnostics, measuring instruments, and often planning for plasterwork restoration.

Another important factor is time: a night, weekend, or public holiday call-out is more expensive than a weekday visit. If the situation is not an emergency, it's worth planning the work during normal working hours.

The third factor is materials. In some cases, we use materials purchased by the client, but then we cannot guarantee the material itself – only the work performed. If we supply the material, the warranty covers both labour and materials.

More detailed price guidelines can be found on the price list page, but the final price is always given on-site before work begins, once the plumber has assessed the situation.

Our team performs plumbing works daily across Tallinn and Harjumaa's varied building stock – Soviet-era panel buildings, old wooden houses, 2000s apartment buildings, and new private homes. This means we know, even before arriving, what solutions are typically used in specific building types and what their common weaknesses are.

• Experienced tradespeople and our own equipment – most jobs are completed in a single visit
• Price agreed before work starts, no surprises on the invoice
• Warranty on work performed and materials we install
• Proper invoice suitable for apartment associations and insurance companies
• 24/7 service – emergencies don't wait until morning
• Comprehensive solution: plumbing, blockages, leak detection, heating, and sanitary equipment from one place