Plumber in Chullora

Fixed Today Plumbing provides licensed plumbing services across Chullora, covering everything from urgent leak repairs to scheduled installations. We're dispatched from West Sydney hubs, allowing us to reach most Chullora addresses within typical response windows for emergency calls. All attending technicians are duly licensed NSW plumbers (Licence 305428C), and every job is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, meaning if there's an issue with the work we completed, we'll return and make it right.

Our approach starts with a clear site assessment. We explain what we find, confirm the scope in plain English, and provide a fixed-fee quote before starting any work. That quote covers the job as described, no hourly padding, no surprise extras once we've started. If inspection reveals additional issues, we explain the options and confirm scope before proceeding. You decide once you know what's involved and what it will cost.

We're fully insured with Public Liability (protection if accidental property damage occurs during work) and Workers Compensation. Technicians arrive in uniform, confirm their identity on arrival, and use drop sheets and boot covers to protect floors and surfaces. The work area is cleaned up before leaving, and we test outcomes where practical, flow rates after clearing a drain, hot water temperature after a repair, pressure after a gas line fix.

Our service range includes:

• Emergency repairs for blocked drains, broken pipes, and gas leaks
• Hot water system installations, repairs, and replacements (electric, gas, and solar)
• Drainage diagnostics using CCTV cameras and high-pressure water jetting
• Tap and fixture repairs, toilet and shower fixes
• Roof and gutter leak testing and repair
• Gas appliance installation and compliance testing
• Strata and commercial plumbing with documentation for agents and maintenance logs

For properties built during Chullora's post-war and 1970s expansion, we commonly see clay pipe deterioration and root intrusion in older drainage lines. Modern diagnostics (CCTV inspection, electronic leak detection) allow us to pinpoint issues without invasive guesswork, and we explain what the camera shows before recommending a fix. If a repair involves common property or Sydney Water jurisdiction, we can coordinate access and provide required documentation where required.

Whether it's a residential callout, a strata emergency, or a commercial maintenance job, we work around access constraints, parking limitations, and booking windows when disclosed. If you're managing a rental or strata property, we provide receipts and job documentation suitable for agents and body corporate records. For occupied homes, we keep noise and disruption as low as practical and explain what we're doing before starting.

If you're unsure what the issue is or whether it's urgent, a quick call is enough. We don't coach DIY troubleshooting over the phone, but we can confirm whether immediate dispatch is warranted or if a scheduled booking is more appropriate. You can book online or call 1800 349 338 to arrange an assessment.

A blocked drain in Chullora usually starts with slow drainage in sinks, showers, or toilets, followed by gurgling sounds or water backing up when other fixtures are used. Fixed Today clears blockages using high-pressure water jetting and camera inspection equipment to locate the restriction and confirm what's causing it. The goal is to restore flow, identify the underlying cause, and explain what can be done to prevent recurrence.

In Chullora's older residential streets, drainage blockages often trace back to tree root intrusion in clay or early concrete pipes. Roots enter through microscopic cracks or joints, expand over time, and trap debris, eventually forming a solid obstruction. In kitchen lines, fats, oils, and grease (FOG) solidify as they cool, narrowing the pipe and catching food scraps and other waste. Both scenarios benefit from high-pressure jetting, which uses specialised nozzles at 3,000, 5,000 PSI to break up roots and scour grease from pipe walls.

We start with a CCTV inspection to pinpoint the blockage location and assess pipe condition. The camera footage shows whether the blockage is soft (grease, paper, organic matter) or structural (root mass, collapsed section, displaced joint). If the pipe is intact, jetting usually clears the line and restores full flow. If the inspection reveals structural damage, cracks, root penetration, or a collapsed section—we explain the options: spot repair, sectional replacement, or trenchless drain relining, depending on access and the extent of damage.

Pipe relining is often recommended when the damaged section is beneath a driveway, established garden, or internal slab. The process involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the existing pipe, inflating it, and curing it in place to create a seamless, structurally independent pipe-within-a-pipe. This avoids excavation and reinstates the line without disturbing permanent structures. We explain what's involved, provide a fixed-price quote, and confirm the timeline before proceeding.

For properties near industrial areas or main roads in Chullora, stormwater drains can become blocked by silt, leaves, and debris washed in during heavy rain. We clear stormwater lines using the same jetting and camera process, and we check gully traps and downpipe connections to confirm they're draining correctly. If a blockage is affecting common property or a shared line in a strata building, we can coordinate with body corporate and provide documentation for maintenance records.

If you're experiencing slow drainage, foul odours, or water backing up, schedule an assessment so we can locate the blockage, clear it, and confirm what caused it. Early intervention prevents overflow and limits the risk of property damage. Call 1800 349 338 or book online to arrange a visit.

Roof and gutter leaks in Chullora often show up as ceiling stains, dripping during rain, or water pooling near downpipes. Fixed Today locates the source of the leak using visual inspection and water testing, then repairs the affected section to restore weatherproofing and prevent further water ingress.

Common causes include blocked gutters (leaves, silt, debris), rusted or cracked flashing around chimneys and roof penetrations, damaged valley irons where roof planes meet, and deteriorated seals around vent pipes. In older homes, original galvanised gutters may have rusted through, while newer Colorbond systems can develop leaks at joints or where screws have backed out over time.

We start by clearing gutters and downpipes to confirm water is draining correctly. Blocked gutters cause water to back up under roof tiles or overflow at joins, leading to ceiling damage and potential structural issues if left unresolved. High-pressure water jetting clears stubborn blockages in downpipes, and we check gully traps at ground level to confirm stormwater is discharging correctly.

If flashing is rusted, cracked, or poorly sealed, we remove the failed section and install new flashing with proper overlap and sealant to prevent water penetration. Valley iron repairs involve re-sealing joints or replacing corroded sections, ensuring water flows cleanly off the roof without pooling or leaking into the ceiling cavity.

For properties with tile or metal roofs, we inspect for lifted or broken tiles, loose ridge capping, and damaged sarking (the waterproof membrane under the tiles). Lifted tiles allow wind-driven rain to enter the roof space, and we re-bed or replace them to restore weatherproofing. Ridge capping is re-pointed where mortar has cracked, preventing water ingress along the roof peak.

In Chullora's mix of older and newer housing stock, roof and gutter issues vary by construction era. Post-war homes often have original galvanised gutters that require replacement, while 1990s and 2000s builds may have Colorbond or Zincalume systems with sealant or fastener failures. We assess the system's condition, explain what's failed and why, and provide a fixed-price quote for repairs or replacement based on the extent of damage.

If you're seeing ceiling stains, dripping during rain, or water pooling around downpipes, book an inspection so we can locate the source, repair it, and confirm the roof and gutters are draining correctly. Call 1800 349 338 or book online to arrange a visit.

When a toilet in Chullora keeps running, won't flush properly, leaks at the base, or blocks frequently, the issue usually traces back to a worn internal component, a faulty seal, or a drainage restriction. Fixed Today diagnoses the fault, explains what's failed, and provides a flat-rate quote for repair or replacement once scope is confirmed on site.

A toilet that keeps running after flushing typically has a worn flapper valve or a faulty fill valve. The flapper seals the flush valve at the bottom of the cistern; if it's perished or misaligned, water continuously leaks into the bowl, causing the cistern to refill repeatedly. We replace the flapper and adjust the chain length to ensure a proper seal. If the fill valve is sticking or not shutting off, we replace it with a modern dual-flush valve that reduces water waste and operates more reliably.

Weak or incomplete flushing is often caused by a blocked rim jet (the small holes under the toilet rim that direct water into the bowl), a failing flush valve, or low water level in the cistern. We clear mineral buildup from the rim jets, adjust the water level, and test flush performance. If the flush valve is cracked or the seal is damaged, we replace it to restore full flushing power.

Leaks at the base of the toilet indicate a failed wax ring or pan collar seal. Water seeping from under the toilet can damage flooring and subfloors if not addressed quickly. We remove the toilet, replace the wax ring or rubber seal, re-set the pan, and test for leaks. If the floor flange is cracked or corroded, we repair or replace it before re-installing the toilet to ensure a secure, watertight connection.

Frequent blockages suggest a restriction in the toilet trap or the drain line beyond. We use a closet auger to clear the trap, and if blockages recur, we run a CCTV camera through the line to check for root intrusion, pipe sag, or a foreign object lodged further down. Once the cause is identified, we explain the options, jetting, sectional repair, or relining, and provide a fixed quote before proceeding.

For older toilets in Chullora's established homes, replacement may be more cost-effective than ongoing repairs, especially if the cistern, pan, or internal components are corroded or incompatible with modern parts. We can supply and install a new water-efficient toilet that complies with current WELS (Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards) requirements, reducing water use and lowering bills over time.

If your toilet is running constantly, flushing weakly, leaking at the base, or blocking frequently, book a repair before the issue worsens. Call 1800 349 338 or book online to arrange an assessment.