Each guide covers one problem: what causes it, what you can check yourself, what a repair involves, and when to call a plumber. We write for landed houses and condo units separately, because the rules and the responsibilities are different.
The handbook does not sell repairs. It does not carry out repairs, give quotes or take bookings. Where a reader needs a plumber, it names one partner provider and says clearly who that partner is. Our partner disclosure explains the relationship.
We wrote the handbook for:
- Owners of landed houses with a leak, a blockage or weak water pressure who want to understand it before calling anyone
- Condo owners with a ceiling leak from the unit above, or a question for building management
- Landlords who want to know which repairs are theirs and what a fair price looks like
- Tenants who want to know who pays
- Buyers of older houses planning to replace pipes, tanks or water heaters
KL Plumbing Handbook is a new publication. We have no track record to report yet, and we will not invent one. What we can show you is how the guides are written.
