Plumber Coogee

We handle the full range of residential and light commercial plumbing across Coogee: clearing blocked drains and sewers, repairing broken pipes, installing and servicing hot water systems (gas, electric, and heat pump), detecting and fixing gas leakages, relining damaged pipes without excavation, upgrading bathrooms and kitchens, and responding to after-hours emergencies. Each job follows the same process; diagnose the fault onsite using cameras or leak detection where needed, confirm the scope and provide a fixed quote, complete the installation or repair to Australian Standards, then test and verify before leaving.

Our licensing covers plumbing, drainage, and gas fitting (NSW Licence 305428C), so we can handle interconnected issues like a blocked sewer affecting internal drainage, or a hot water upgrade requiring new gas supply lines. We explain what we find in plain English, confirm inclusions and exclusions before starting, and provide receipts suitable for landlords, strata, and insurance claims. All work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, with manufacturer warranties applying to parts and appliances.

Toilet upgrades in Castle Hill, blocked sewer clearing in Carlingford, and pipe relining in West Pennant Hills follow the same standards we apply in Coogee. Whether you're in a Federation cottage near Grant Reserve or a beachfront apartment along Arden Street, we adapt our approach to suit the property type, access constraints, and existing infrastructure. Call us to arrange an assessment or ask about scope, pricing, and timing for your specific situation.

Sydney's tap water meets Australian Drinking Water Guidelines, but it still contains chlorine (added for disinfection), fluoride, and trace sediment from aging pipes. A water filtration system removes these compounds at the point of use, delivering cleaner-tasting water without the ongoing cost of bottled alternatives.

We install under-sink filters, benchtop units, and whole-house filtration systems, depending on your water quality goals and property layout. Installation involves connecting the filter to your cold water line, mounting the unit securely, and testing flow and pressure once installed. We also service and replace filter cartridges as part of routine maintenance, with replacement intervals depending on household water usage and the filter type.

In Coogee's coastal properties, salt-affected water from corroded copper pipes can carry a metallic taste. A filter won't fix corroded pipework, but it will remove particulates and improve taste while the underlying pipe issue is addressed separately. We explain what the filter will and won't resolve during the initial assessment, so you know exactly what to expect.

Plumbing emergencies, ruptured pipes, gas leaks, sewer backups, or a hot water service flooding the laundry, require immediate professional attention to prevent property damage and safety risks. We're available 24/7 for emergency service calls across Coogee, dispatching the nearest available licensed plumbing professional from our Eastern Suburbs hubs as soon as you call.

When you contact us with an emergency, we ask a few quick questions to confirm the urgency and advise on immediate safety steps where needed—such as isolating the water supply at the meter or turning off gas at the bottle. We don't coach diagnosis or DIY repairs; the priority is getting a licensed, insured plumber onsite to make the situation safe, stop the damage, and confirm what's required to restore function.

Once onsite, we assess the fault, explain what's happened and what needs to happen next, then provide a fixed quote before starting the repair. Emergency work is priced transparently, with after-hours rates applying outside standard business hours. The job is completed to Australian plumbing standards, tested to confirm it's safe and functional, and backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty. We clean up the work area and remove debris before leaving, so you're not left dealing with the mess on top of the emergency.

Sewer and stormwater blockages in Coogee often result from tree root intrusion (particularly from established figs and pines near Grant Reserve and along Coogee Bay Road), fat and grease buildup in kitchen lines, or collapsed terracotta pipes in pre-1960 properties. When a drain backs up or overflows, the initial step is locating the blockage and confirming whether it's within your property boundary or in the council main.

We use high-definition CCTV drain cameras to inspect the line, identify the obstruction type and depth, and check for structural damage like cracks or root penetration. Once the cause is confirmed, we clear the blockage using high-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting), which scours the pipe walls and removes roots, grease, and debris. If the camera shows structural damage, we explain the options, spot repair, sectional replacement, or trenchless relining, and provide a fixed quote for the additional work.

Stormwater drains are a separate system, but they often share similar blockage causes (leaves, silt, root intrusion). We clear stormwater lines using the same jetting and camera process, confirm flow is restored, and check for damage that could cause future blockages. All clearing work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, and we provide camera footage on request to document the condition before and after clearing.

Gas fitting in Coogee covers new gas connections, appliance installations (cooktops, ovens, heaters, hot water systems), gas leak detection and repair, and compliance testing for altered or extended gas lines. All gas work in NSW must be performed by a licensed gas fitter (we hold Licence 305428C) and comply with AS/NZS 5601.1, which governs installation, testing, and commissioning.

If you smell gas (a distinctive "rotten egg" odour from the added mercaptan), the immediate steps are: don't operate electrical switches or create sparks, open windows and doors to ventilate, turn off gas at the meter or bottle if safe to do so, then call us for an emergency assessment. We'll locate the leak using electronic gas detectors or soapy water testing, isolate the affected section, and repair or replace the faulty pipe, fitting, or appliance connection.

New gas installations, such as connecting a new cooktop or extending a line to an outdoor heater, require pressure testing the line to confirm it's gas-tight, then commissioning the appliance and issuing a compliance certificate. We explain what's involved during the initial assessment, provide a fixed quote before starting, and complete the work to AS/NZS 5601.1 standards. The installation is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, with manufacturer warranties applying to the appliance itself.