Drip drip drip drip. Stop.
Leaking kitchen tap, dripping bathroom mixer or faulty cartridge: send the model and symptoms so we can confirm repair options, parts and any licensed-plumber requirement.
Six possible causes of a drip.
The leak location and tap model help narrow the repair.
A mixer cartridge can wear, become stiff or stop sealing. The exact replacement must match the tap model and condition.
A worn washer may prevent an older compression tap from sealing, but the spindle and valve seat should be checked before assuming a washer-only fix.
A pitted or damaged seat can keep a new washer from sealing. Repairability depends on the tap design and available parts.
Water leaking around a swivel spout or base may come from a worn seal, loose fitting or cracked component.
Water around the countertop can come from the supply connection, mounting hardware, sealant or water tracking from another point. Diagnosis matters before tightening anything.
A cracked body, unavailable cartridge or extensive corrosion can make replacement more practical. Supply and installation are quoted by model.
Common questions.
Stop the drip at the real source.
Send photos, the tap model if known and your postcode. We'll confirm whether it can be quoted remotely or needs assessment.