Our Pricing & Rates

WTS Pricing & Rates

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All prices are subject to VAT.

Standard Hourly Rates

Professional Attendance & Labour Rates Monday – Friday | 9:30 am – 5:30 pm

Standard Initial Attendance (First Hour): £80.00 Covers travel, admin, and the first hour of on-site labour for general repairs and non-diagnostic maintenance (e.g., plumbing leaks or minor electrical installs).

Standard Hourly Rates (Applied after the first hour):

  • Gas & Heating Repairs: £65.00 ph

  • Electrical Works: £55.00 ph

  • General Plumbing: £50.00 ph

All rates are subject to VAT. Parts are charged separately.

Fixed-Price Safety & Servicing

Save more by bundling your services together.

Electrical Testing

Boiler & Heating Services

Please view our Gas Services pages for details each service procedure.

🚨 Emergency Call-Out Rates

Priority attendance for urgent repairs.

Note: For calls after 11:00 pm, our objective is to make safe or stop a leak. Minor remedial work is included if parts are in van stock. Major repairs will be quoted for a follow-up.

Monday to Friday

  • 9:00 am – 5:30 pm: £150 first hour (£80 after)

  • 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm: £250 first hour (£100 after)

  • 9:00 pm – 9:00 am: £500 first hour (£150 after)

Weekends & Bank Holidays

  • 9:00 am – 5:30 pm: £200 first hour (£100 after)

  • 5:30 pm – 9:00 am: £500 first hour (£150 after)

Note on Response Times: Emergency call-out fees are applicable for locations within 20 minutes of my location at the time of the call.

The Small Print (Simplified)

  • Parts: All prices listed above are for labour only. Any parts required will be quoted and charged separately.

  • Payment: Payment is due upon completion of the initial attendance or service unless prior terms have been agreed.

  • Waste: Waste will be left for the customer to dispose of. Large-scale waste removal will incur additional disposal fees.

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