Plumber

Job Description

About the Role

We are looking for experienced Plumbers to join our team working on kitchen and bathroom renewal projects within the social housing sector across South-West and West London.

This is an excellent opportunity for reliable, self‑employed plumbers looking for consistent, long-term work with strong earning potential. You’ll be working as part of a structured and well-managed programme, delivering essential plumbing upgrades in occupied properties, helping to improve residents’ homes and everyday living.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Carrying out all plumbing works as part of kitchen and bathroom refurbishments
• Installing garden taps
• Installing new radiators and reallocating existing radiators where required
• Changing stopcocks
• First and second fix plumbing for showers
• Replacing bathtubs, WCs, and sinks
• Installing shower trays
• Installing waste pumps
• Making good and testing all installations to ensure compliance and quality
• Working in occupied social housing properties, maintaining a clean, safe, and respectful working environment
• Managing daily workloads to meet programme deadlines
• Communicating clearly with site teams, supervisors, and tenants
• Identifying and reporting any defects, issues, or additional works required
• Working collaboratively with other trades to ensure smooth and efficient project delivery

What You’ll Get

• Price work with the potential to earn good money
• Consistent, long-term work across multiple projects
• Prompt and reliable payments
• Well-organised job scheduling and support from site teams
• PPE provided (gloves, high-visibility vests, face masks)
• Access to training and development opportunities where required
• Generous referral scheme – earn £2,000 for recommending others (T&Cs apply)

Qualifications

• CSCS card
• Experience in domestic/social housing
• NVQ Level 2 (preferred)
• Basic H&S certifications (especially asbestos awareness)

Additional Information

In addition to the above qualifications, we are looking for: 

• Right to work in the UK
• Own tools (110v or battery-operated)
• Full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle (van preferred)
• Good conversational English
• Reliable, organised, and able to work to deadlines
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality