Fixed Today Plumbing clears blocked drains in Concord from localised dispatch points across Sydney, including our West Sydney hub. We handle everything from slow kitchen sinks to complete sewer line blockages, with diagnostic assessment and fixed-price quoting before any work begins. All technicians are licensed in NSW (Licence 305428C) and carry full Public Liability and Workers Compensation insurance, which protects you if accidental property damage occurs during the job or if a workplace injury happens onsite. We've worked in Concord properties for over 15 years, and the older housing stock along Hen and Chicken Bay often involves clay or terracotta pipes where tree roots from established gardens find microscopic cracks and grow into the line.
Blocked drains don't follow business hours. That's why we offer 24/7 emergency dispatch for urgent drainage issues, overflowing toilets, rising water in the shower, or foul odours from the sewer vent. When you call, we allocate the nearest available technician and provide an ETA once dispatch is confirmed. Arrival timing depends on current bookings and traffic conditions, but urgent jobs are sent out first. You'll receive clear communication before the plumber arrives, including confirmation of the call-out fee status for your suburb when you book.
Our drainage process starts with onsite assessment using high-definition CCTV drain cameras to locate the restriction and identify the cause, whether it's grease buildup, foreign objects, or root intrusion. Once the blockage type and location are confirmed, we provide a fixed-price quote before starting any clearing work. The price is by the job, not by the hour, so you can decide with certainty once scope is established. After clearing the line with high-pressure water jetting or mechanical tools, we verify flow and explain what caused the blockage and how to reduce the chance it returns. All workmanship is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty.
Concord's tree-lined streets and mature backyards mean root intrusion is a common pattern we see. Ficus trees and large eucalypts send fine roots into aging terracotta pipes, where they expand and trap debris over time. In kitchens, grease from cooking solidifies as it cools, narrowing the pipe diameter and catching food scraps. We explain these causes in plain English during the assessment, so you understand what's happening and what the repair involves. If inspection reveals structural damage beyond a simple blockage, we explain the options, such as trenchless drain relining to repair the line without excavating your garden, and confirm scope before any additional work proceeds.
