Plumber in Higham, Kent

Higham sits in the ME3 postcode between Gravesend and Rochester, with easy access to the A226. The village has a mix of older period housing in and around the village centre, and newer residential development on the surrounding land. Like many North Kent villages, Higham has attracted significant demand from commuters using Higham station on the Medway Valley line.

The properties in Higham include a mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semis in the older parts of the village, 1960s–1980s private and council-built estates, and newer private developments. The variety of ages means a variety of heating and plumbing systems, from gravity-fed tank setups in older homes to modern combi boilers in newer properties.

Being at the Gravesend/Rochester boundary, some Higham residents are closer to Rochester-based tradespeople. However, our base in Gravesend means we're equally accessible, and our familiarity with both Gravesend DA11 and the adjacent ME3 area means we can serve Higham with the same efficiency as our core service zone.

Higham has a proportion of private rented housing, and we offer a complete landlord service for properties in the village — annual gas safety certificates (CP12), boiler servicing, emergency repairs, and a renewal reminder system so your certificates never lapse.

Higham is approximately 5–7 miles from our Gravesend base. Travel time is typically 10–15 minutes. For emergencies, we aim to reach Higham within 45–60 minutes of your call.