Your kinds of work.
- Plumbing call-out
- Leak repair
- Tap or valve replacement
- Hot water cylinder replacement
- Bathroom installation
- Power flush
- Radiator fitting or move
Rename them or add your own in the office.
For plumbers and heating engineers
In England and Wales, fitting a bath over 230 litres or a pump drawing more than 12 litres a minute needs the water company’s consent first.

Tick plumbing and heating and all of this is ready.
Rename them or add your own in the office.
Sign off a sheet against the appliance and its next date moves on. Three weeks before it, your customer is emailed about that appliance.
With Book it now on, the New job sheet books the first visit with the job. The visit’s length comes from the kind of work. A power flush needs a five-hour gap. A bathroom installation needs someone with a clear day.
A VAT-registered firm can put a line at 5% or Zero rated. Grab rails and built-in shower seats fitted in the home of someone 60 or over are 5%. Pipe lagging and heating controls fitted in homes are 0% to 31 March 2027.
HMRC counts installing a heating or water system in a building as CIS work. Mending a leak, replacing a tap or adding a radiator is outside CIS on its own, and those kinds of work are never reverse charged.
Each cylinder keeps its make, model and serial number, its capacity and whether it is heated directly or indirectly. Your customer is emailed three weeks before the date in Warranty runs to.
14 days of Business, free. No card needed.
Scheme names are used only to say which work the product is shaped around. No affiliation with, or endorsement by, any scheme is claimed.