Hot and cold
The temperature changes while the shower is running.
Describe the shower symptom rather than guessing the cause: temperature changes, pressure at the shower, leaks, drainage or a control that is not behaving normally.
The temperature changes while the shower is running.
The shower is weak while other taps may appear normal.
Water appears from the hose, head, controls, wall or tray area.
Water collects in the tray or drains more slowly than expected.
A handle, valve, hose, head or visible fitting is loose or difficult to use.

Say whether it changes at the control, after another tap is used or throughout the shower.
Explain whether the weakness is only at the shower or across more than one outlet.
Identify whether water is from the fitting, hose, wall, tray or a nearby ceiling.
Note how quickly water collects and whether the basin or bath drains normally.
Leaks, hose or head faults, controls, waste drainage and pressure that is limited to the shower can be described as shower plumbing symptoms.
If the issue concerns the wider hot-water or heating system, describe that separately. This page does not make gas or boiler service claims.
Stop using a shower if water is reaching electrics or spreading into the building.
Do not keep using a fitting that is actively leaking into a wall, ceiling or floor.
Do not force a stiff control or open concealed fittings just to find the cause.
A photo of the shower head, controls, hose, tray or visible leak can help explain the symptom.
Tell us whether it is temperature, shower-only pressure, a leak, drainage or a control/fitting issue, with a photo if useful.
Send the details and the enquiry can be routed to a plumbing professional covering a confirmed area.