Physiotherapy clinics

Plumbing for physiotherapy clinics

Treatment-room basins, rehab showers, laundry and warm rooms kept working, with work booked between clinic sessions or outside your opening hours.

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What we do

Physiotherapy clinic plumbing, heating and electrics in London

Ninja Plumbers, based in Fulham, does the plumbing, heating and electrics for physiotherapy clinics across London, from single-room private practices to multi-practitioner and sports injury clinics. Physiotherapy clinic plumbing is mostly about infection control and patient flow: a hand-wash basin in each treatment room or cubicle, hot water that arrives quickly, a rehab gym shower that drains properly and a laundry that keeps up with towels and pillowcases. We also help with physio clinic fit outs, where basins, heating, sockets and extraction are best decided together. Engineers are DBS-checked and directly employed, prices are agreed before work starts, and noisy jobs go outside clinic sessions.

What jobs do we take on for physiotherapy clinics?

  • Hand-wash basins for treatment rooms and cubicles
  • Lever and sensor taps for hand hygiene
  • Rehab gym showers and changing-room drainage
  • Water feeds and drains for ice machines
  • Washing machine plumbing for towel laundry
  • Accessible WC refits with grab rails
  • Heating timers, radiators and system balancing
  • Sockets and circuits for clinic equipment

One team, around your hours

Plumbing, heating, drainage, electrics and air conditioning from one company, so a job that needs more than one trade is booked once. We work early, late or at weekends so you can keep trading, and the price is agreed before anything starts.

At a glance

Who does plumbing for physiotherapy clinics in London?

Ninja Plumbers does. We are a London plumbing, heating and electrical company with our own engineers and electricians, and we look after physiotherapy clinics across Greater London and nearby Surrey, working around your opening hours with the price agreed before anything starts.

Who it is for
Physiotherapy clinics in London and nearby Surrey
What we do
Plumbing, heating, drainage, electrics and air conditioning, from one team
Typical jobs
Hand-wash basins for treatment rooms and cubicles; Lever and sensor taps for hand hygiene; Rehab gym showers and changing-room drainage; Water feeds and drains for ice machines
Where
Greater London, plus Guildford, Woking and nearby Surrey and north-east Hampshire towns
When
Planned work early, late or at weekends, around your opening hours. Emergency callout 24/7.
Who does the work
Gas Safe registered engineers, registered electricians and F-Gas certified air conditioning engineers. DBS-checked, directly employed and fully insured.
Price
Agreed with you before any work starts. Workmanship guaranteed. Card or cash.
How to book
Call 020 3576 5825, message us on WhatsApp, or use the form at the top of this page.

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What premises like yours need

What do physiotherapy clinics need from their plumbing, heating and electrics?

  • A basin for every treatment space

    Hand hygiene between patients is the backbone of infection control in a physiotherapy clinic, and it happens reliably only when the basin is where the clinician works. A basin in each treatment room, or one shared by a pair of curtained cubicles, keeps turnaround quick. We fit compact wall-hung basins with lever or sensor taps, leave space for soap and paper towels beside them, and add a point-of-use water heater where the hot supply is a long run away.

  • Rehab gym, shower and changing space

    Clinics with a rehab gym or a sports injury service see patients who train, sweat and then need to go back to work. A small shower and changing area makes that possible, but it has to cope with bursts of use after a class and long quiet spells in between. We fit showers matched to your hot water, whether pumped, mains-fed or electric, lay floor wastes with a proper fall, and add extraction so the room dries out between sessions.

  • Ice machines, cold therapy and laundry

    Ice machines and some cold therapy units need a cold water feed and a drain, connected to the maker's instructions, with backflow protection suited to the appliance. Towels, pillowcases and couch covers go through a washing machine every day, so it needs a proper feed, a standpipe waste that does not back up and a socket of its own. We plumb both and do the electrics too, so the job takes one visit instead of two separate trades.

  • Warm rooms and step-free facilities

    Patients undress for assessment and then lie still during treatment, so the room must be at temperature from the first appointment of the day. That means heating timed to come on early, radiators sized for each room and thermostatic valves nobody has quietly turned down. Patients on crutches or recovering from surgery also need level access and an accessible WC with grab rails and lever taps. We refit WCs, fix rails where the wall can carry them and rebalance heating so no room lags.

Planning a physio clinic fit out

Draw up the room plan with the drains in mind. Treatment-room basins and a rehab shower are simplest where they can reach the soil stack or an existing waste with a good fall, and rooms further away may need a small pumped waste. Decide early where the ice machine, washer and electrical equipment will stand, so feeds, drains and sockets go in before walls are finished. Confirm with your landlord which alterations need consent, and ask us to look over the services before the layout is fixed.

Showers and basins that sit idle

A rehab shower that is busy in the sports season and idle over the summer, or a basin in a room booked once a week, lets water stand in the pipes. Legionella control is a legal duty for whoever runs the premises, whether the clinic or its landlord, as set out in HSE guidance known as ACoP L8, and a specialist's water risk assessment should say which controls apply. A weekly, recorded flush of little-used outlets is a common one. We do the plumbing side: cutting out dead legs, fitting and servicing thermostatic mixing valves, and cylinder work.

Protecting your session list

Patient flow falls apart if a treatment room goes out of action without warning. Send us the weekly room-booking pattern and we will put noisy work before the first session, after the last or on a quiet day, keeping short repairs to gaps between patients. An isolation valve on each basin and appliance lets us work on one room without shutting off water to the rest of the clinic. We keep dust contained, and each room is wiped down before your next patient uses it.

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Questions

Questions about plumbing for physiotherapy clinics

Is it possible to put a hand-wash basin in every treatment room at my physio clinic?

In most buildings, yes. We look at where each room can reach a waste pipe and how far it is from your hot water. Most rooms take a compact wall-hung basin with lever or sensor taps, and cubicles can often share one between two. Where no waste pipe is close enough, a pumped waste solves it, and a point-of-use heater gives quick hot water.

Can you plumb in an ice machine for our clinic?

Yes. An ice machine or cold therapy unit that needs a supply gets a cold water feed with an isolating valve, the backflow protection it needs and a drain, all connected to the manufacturer's instructions. If it also needs a new socket, our electricians fit that on the same visit. Send us the model so we can check its requirements first.

Can you fit a shower for patients using our rehab gym?

Yes. We first check your hot water and pressure, because several patients showering after a class can empty a small cylinder. Depending on what you have, a mixer shower, a pumped shower or an electric shower on its own circuit may suit. We also make sure the floor waste falls properly and that the room has extraction.

Why are our treatment rooms cold for the first appointments of the day?

The usual causes are a heating timer set too late, radiators too small for the room, a system that needs balancing, or sludge stopping radiators heating fully. We check each one and set the heating so every room is up to temperature before your first patient undresses. Where a room is always cold, a larger radiator or underfloor heating can help.

Can you do the plumbing without closing our clinic?

Usually. Share the week's room bookings with us and we will plan noisy work before sessions, in the evening or at the weekend, with quiet repairs slotted between patients. Isolation valves let us work on one room while the rest stay open to patients. If a pipe bursts mid-session, our 24/7 emergency line is there.

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