Real work by InfiniteReliable household plumbing for leaks, taps, toilets, cylinders, pumps, showers, pipework and everyday repairs.
What you can expect from Infinite
Infinite has dedicated plumbing capability as well as heating expertise. That is useful when a fault sits between the two — for example a cylinder, heating pipework, shower supply or leak around system components.
- Leak tracing and plumbing repairs
- Taps, toilets, basins and sink repairs
- Showers and associated plumbing
- Vented and unvented hot-water cylinders
- Immersion heaters and pump replacement
- Overflow and float-valve problems
- Pipework alterations and practical plumbing improvements
When this service is worth considering
Leaks and drips
Small leaks can damage finishes and cabinetry over time, while larger leaks need prompt isolation and repair.
Toilets or taps not working properly
Running toilets, stiff taps, poor flow and worn components are common household faults that are usually straightforward to diagnose.
Hot-water cylinder problems
Loss of hot water, immersion faults, valves or cylinder-related issues need the right plumbing and, where applicable, G3 unvented expertise.
Changes during refurbishment
Kitchen, utility and bathroom projects often require pipework alterations, new appliance points or changes to hot and cold supplies.
We look beyond the obvious symptom
Plumbing and heating systems are connected. A problem that looks like one failed component can sometimes be caused by circulation, water quality, controls, system pressure, pipework or the way the property has changed over time. That is why our engineers aim to understand the wider context rather than jump straight to a replacement part.
Where there is more than one sensible solution, we explain the options in plain English. That might mean repair versus replacement, a simple like-for-like approach versus a wider upgrade, or work that can sensibly be phased rather than done all at once.
Qualified local expertise
Infinite is a family-run plumbing and heating business based in Lindfield, Haywards Heath with more than 30 years of trade experience. Gas work is carried out by appropriately qualified Gas Safe registered engineers, the team includes G3 unvented-system training, and there is specialist experience with Vaillant heating products.
How the process works
Describe the plumbing issue
Give us the key details so we can judge the right type of appointment.
We assess urgency and likely access needs
We inspect the relevant appliance, system or property conditions before deciding what is required.
Engineer attends and diagnoses the problem
You receive a clear explanation of the recommendation, scope and next step.
Repair or agreed follow-on work is completed
Work is completed carefully, tested and handed over with any ongoing care explained.
Local plumbing across Mid Sussex
We are based in Lindfield, Haywards Heath, and regularly work in Lindfield, Cuckfield, Newick, Henfield, Heathfield and Burgess Hill, with selected work in Brighton and nearby areas. For planned jobs, send your postcode with the enquiry and we can confirm coverage and the right appointment type.
Talk to Infinite about plumbing
Send your postcode and a short description of what you need, or call 07765 006759. The more useful detail you can provide at the start, the easier it is for us to plan the right next step.
General Plumbing FAQs
Do you take on small plumbing jobs?
Yes. General plumbing is a core service, including common household repairs and maintenance.
Can you work on unvented cylinders?
The team includes G3 unvented-system training for work that requires the appropriate qualification.
Can you trace hidden leaks?
We can investigate plumbing leaks and advise on the next step. The method depends on where the water is appearing and how accessible the pipework is.
Do you install bathroom fittings?
Yes, as part of general plumbing and complete bathroom projects. For full bathroom transformations, see the luxury bathroom service.
What should I do if I have a major leak?
If it is safe to do so, isolate the water supply using the appropriate stop valve and call for advice. Avoid electrical equipment in areas affected by water.