If your tap has a constant drip from the end of its spout, it usually indicates that one, or both of its valves (also known as cartridges or glands) have worn and is allowing water to pass through. Replacing the valve(s) isn’t a difficult job and there shouldn’t be any need for a plumber. Anyone quite ‘handy’ can do the job – and our valve change video is great for extra hints and tips. Find the right replacement valves for your tap by clicking on your tap’s brand on the home page and then finding the model of your tap.