Water under sink
Mention whether it happens when the tap runs or constantly.
For visible leaks, drips becoming steady, water under sinks, ceiling marks, pipework leaks or water appearing in a room.
The aim is not to diagnose the issue online. The aim is to send details that make the first message easier to understand and route.
If it is safe, a close photo and a wider photo can reduce confusion and show where the problem appears.
A clear close photo of the affected tap, pipe, drain, toilet, radiator or fitting.
A wider photo showing the surrounding area, floor, cupboard or wall where the issue appears.
A second angle showing valves, waste pipe route, appliance connection or water path if safe.
Choose the closest area page when the search is more local than the city-wide service page.
Say where the water first appears, where it travels, whether it is constant or only happens when a fixture is used, and whether you can safely isolate the supply.
Not always. Water can travel before it becomes visible. Include the room above, whether the mark is changing and whether a bath, shower, toilet or pipework is directly above it.
Keep away from water near electrics and treat safety first. Do not enter an unsafe area for a photograph. Describe the location and seek appropriate emergency help if there is an immediate risk.
Start with the area, the exact symptom, when it started and whether a photo would help explain the issue.