Your trusted Lewes plumbers
Family plumbing and heating business helping customers in Lewes and surrounding villages for over 25 years.
Why choose
E&M domestic plumbing and Heating
- Experience in assisting clients in Lewes and its vicinity for over 25 years.
- We approach every task with pride and dedication.
- Our team are all fully trained and are skilled professionals
- Gas Safe registered and fully insured
We are a fully licensed plumbing and heating company serving Lewes and surrounding villages. We have a team of skilled and experienced engineers who can handle all of your plumbing and heating needs, from small repairs to major renovations. We also offer gas work, bathroom refurbishments, and boiler installation and repair.
We are committed to providing quality work and customer satisfaction. We are confident that we can meet all of your plumbing and heating needs. Contact us today for a quote!
Your local Lewis plumbers and heating experts
E & M Plumbing and Heating have been helping the residents of Lewis and the surrounding villages for over 25 years, so if you’re looking for a plumber, a local heating and gas engineer or renewables specialist please get in touch.
Plumbing
Based in Lewes and in need of local plumbing services? Look no further. Our extensive range of plumbing solutions is designed to cater to all your needs.
Heating & Gas
Living in Lewes and in need of a skilled central heating specialist? Our expertise covers everything, ensuring your heating system meets your precise preferences.
Renewables
Considering renewables in Lewes? Reduce your carbon footprint with our solar panels, heat pumps, and electric boiler installation services.
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A little about Lewes…
The Battle of Lewes took place here in 1264.
Lewes is situated where the River Ouse passes through a narrow opening in the east-west line of the South Downs.
The town has many important old buildings. These include Lewes Castle, the remains of Lewes Priory, Bull House (where Thomas Paine lived), Southover Grange and its public gardens, and a 16th-century timber-framed Wealden hall house called Anne of Cleves House. It got this name because it was part of Anne of Cleves’ divorce deal with Henry VIII, even though she never actually lived there.
The Sussex Archaeological Society owns and looks after Anne of Cleves House and the castle. Virginia Woolf, a writer, owned the Round House, an isolated old windmill in Pipe Passage.