Plumber & Tiler
in Bridge of Allan

Bridge of Allan grew up as a Victorian spa town from the 1850s onwards, and the housing stock still reflects that — handsome stone villas on the wide tree-lined streets laid out by Major Henderson, tenement flats above the shops on Henderson Street, and the older terraces built around the Pullar mills in the late 19th century. More recent development includes conversions of historic buildings like the old Museum Hall.

John Horton of JHDS Plumbing & Tiling has worked across Bridge of Allan for over 15 years. Based just up the road in Dunblane, he covers the town and the surrounding area — Henderson Street, Pathfoot, Logie, Cornton and the streets around the University of Stirling.

The mix of property types means the work varies. Period villas often need careful attention to original copper pipework and bathrooms that weren't designed as wet rooms. Newer conversions and recent builds usually run on combi boilers with modern plumbing — different jobs, same standards.

As a sole trader, every job gets John's personal attention. You always know who's coming, and he won't leave until the work is done properly.

Plumbing services in Bridge of Allan

John handles the full range of non-gas plumbing for Bridge of Allan homeowners and landlords — from a leaking tap in a Victorian villa to a full bathroom refit in a modern flat conversion.

Tiling services in Bridge of Allan

John is a qualified tiler as well as plumber — offering wall tiling, regrouting and silicone renewal across Bridge of Allan. Particularly busy with bathroom regrouting in the older period properties around the town.

Areas covered around Bridge of Allan

John regularly works across Bridge of Allan and the surrounding area, including: