Plumber in Shorne, Kent

Shorne is a DA12 village with a character typical of rural North Kent — a mix of older cottage-style properties and post-war housing, supplemented by more recent private developments on the village fringes. The village is known for Shorne Country Park, and many of the properties here are detached or semi-detached homes with gardens.

The older properties in Shorne tend to have traditional gravity-fed hot water systems with header tanks, rather than the combi boilers more common in newer homes. These systems require a slightly different approach for maintenance and upgrades. If you have an older system-boiler setup with a tank in the loft, we're familiar with this type of installation and can service, repair or upgrade it.

Being a village, Shorne properties are also more likely to have oil-fired or LPG heating than properties in Gravesend town. While our primary expertise is gas-fired systems, we can advise on conversion options if you're looking to move to mains gas.

Shorne is approximately 5 miles south of Gravesend via the A226 and B2009. Our typical travel time from base is 10–15 minutes in normal traffic. For emergency call-outs, we can usually reach Shorne village within 45–60 minutes.

We regularly work in Shorne and know the village. We've fitted bathrooms in the older cottages off the High Street, serviced boilers in the private developments on the village edges, and handled emergency call-outs to properties near Shorne Country Park.