The 10 plumbers from Google's results for Gloucester, ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors. Updated 10 September 2026.
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Operating in Gloucester, Allpurpose Plumbing manages kitchen and bathroom installations alongside general heating and property maintenance. Work provided includes property repairs as well as specialist ceramic and natural stone wall or floor tiling.
07958 617789 110 Dean's Way, Gloucester GL1 2QD
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Based in Churcham, PK Heating & Plumbing provides residential plumbing, heating, and bathroom fitting services throughout Gloucestershire. The company carries out boiler installations, complete bathroom renovations, and general kitchen plumbing.
01452 750033 Queens Farm, Churcham, Gloucester GL2 8BA
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Bourne to Plumb offers central heating system upgrades, boiler conversions, and full bathroom installations across Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Stroud. The Barnwood business focuses on practical functionality and design to suit various domestic budgets.
07866 263660 197A Barnwood Rd, Barnwood, Gloucester GL4 3HW
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KL Plumbing & Heating Ltd supplies 24-hour emergency call-outs and general heating services across Gloucester, Stroud, and Cheltenham. Work ranges from minor leak fixes to kitchen fit-outs and gas heating installations.
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Gloucester Plumbing & Heating Ltd undertakes residential heating, heat pump installations, bathroom upgrades, and landlord certifications across Gloucestershire. The Lower Tuffley Lane company also provides commercial and mechanical plumbing services on a national scale.
01452 452002 Unit 5B, Tuffley Park, Lower Tuffley Ln, Gloucester GL2 5DE
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Plumbing Heroes provides a 24-hour response service for urgent plumbing, gas, and drainage issues across Gloucestershire, including Gloucester and Cheltenham. Engineers resolve blocked drains, leaking pipes, broken taps, toilet faults, and emergency boiler breakdowns.
0800 086 2073 1 Alvin St, Gloucester GL1 3EJ
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Mjharris Repairs provides emergency plumbing callouts for leaking pipes, blocked sinks, and faulty showers. Operating across Gloucester and Swindon, the business also manages bathroom and kitchen plumbing installations for homeowners, landlords, and commercial properties.
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Vision Ph, which trades as Vision Plumbing & Heating, is based in Gloucester and concentrates on emergency plumbing and boilers that have broken down. It also books in routine boiler services for customers in the area.
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Advanced Heating & Maintenance carries out boiler servicing, appliance connections, and emergency plumbing work across Gloucester and Cheltenham. The business handles new boiler installations as well as dishwasher fitting and general pipework repairs.
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Rapid emergency plumbing cover is supplied to homeowners and commercial properties throughout Gloucester by Plumbers 365. Engineers attend urgent call-outs to resolve water leaks, pipe failures, and general fixture problems.
In Gloucester, call-out and small repair typically costs £75 – £175. Labour in Gloucestershire runs 4% below the UK median, which accounts for most of the difference from the same job elsewhere.
These are the firms from Google's results for "plumbers gloucester". They are ranked on Google rating, online presence and other factors.
The figures above are Gloucester ranges. These explain what drives them, so you can read a quote properly.
Call-out fees, hourly and day rates, evening and weekend premiums, what common emergency jobs cost in London, and what the law says about agreeing a price.
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Most charge £40 to £80 an hour, with a higher first-hour call-out rate. London and the South East sit at the top of that range. Emergency and out-of-hours work is typically charged at 1.5x to 2x.
Only for gas work, but then it is a legal requirement rather than a preference. A plumber fitting a tap does not need it. A plumber touching your boiler does, and you can check their number on the Gas Safe Register yourself.