Plumber Cranebrook

Fixed Today Plumbing covers the full scope of residential and commercial plumbing work in Cranebrook, from routine maintenance and fixture repairs to urgent fault resolution and system installations. Our team is dispatched from local hubs across Western Sydney, allowing us to respond promptly when you need help and schedule work around your availability for non-urgent jobs.

When a plumbing fault occurs without warning, such as a ruptured pipe flooding a laundry or a blocked sewer line backing up into the bathroom, our 24/7 emergency support ensures someone is allocated and on the way as soon as you call. Urgent jobs are sent out first, and we provide ETA updates where possible so you know when the plumber will arrive. Our technicians carry a fully stocked mobile workshop, which means most repairs can be completed on the first visit once scope is verified and you've approved the fixed quote.

We handle drainage blockages (kitchen sinks, bathroom basins, main sewer lines), water heater installations and repairs (electric, gas, solar, heat pump), gas fitting and leak detection, broken pipe repairs, leaking taps and toilets, shower repairs, and roof and gutter leak solutions. Each job follows the same process: diagnose the fault onsite using specialised tools where needed, confirm the scope and provide a fixed-price quote with no hidden fees, complete the work to Australian plumbing standards, then test and verify the outcome before leaving.

Our pricing is fixed by the job, not by the hour, so you know exactly what you're paying before work starts. There are no surprise charges at the end. All workmanship is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, and we provide receipts and invoices suitable for landlords, agents, and business records. If you're not sure whether your situation needs immediate attention or can wait, call us and we'll confirm priority and timing based on what you describe.

As a family-owned and operated plumbing company with over 15 years of experience across Sydney, we understand the infrastructure, building codes, and property characteristics common to Western Sydney suburbs like Cranebrook. Our familiarity with the area's mix of established homes and newer estates allows us to tailor our approach accordingly, whether that's navigating tight access in older streets, coordinating with strata for common property work, or scheduling around school drop-off traffic near Greygums Oval.

We've completed hundreds of jobs across the 2749 postcode, giving us direct experience with the clay pipe failures common in properties built during the 1980s expansion, the fixture quality issues occasionally seen in newer master-planned estates, and the root intrusion patterns typical of streets with established trees. This working knowledge means we can often anticipate what's causing a fault before we even arrive, allowing us to bring the right tools and parts on the first visit.

Our pricing is transparent: fixed quotes are provided once scope is agreed, with no hidden costs added at the end. For many service areas in Cranebrook, there is no call-out fee; when booking, confirm the call-out fee status for your specific job. We provide receipts and invoices suitable for landlords, agents, and business records, and we can coordinate with property managers or strata where needed for access and documentation.

If you're a homeowner dealing with a leaking tap, a landlord managing a rental property, or a business needing commercial plumbing support, contact Fixed Today. Our friendly team is available 24/7 to answer your questions, confirm priority, and arrange dispatch at a time that suits you.

Drainage blockages in Cranebrook properties often trace back to tree root intrusion in older clay or terracotta pipes, or Fat, Oil, and Grease (FOG) accumulation in kitchen lines. In streets with established trees, roots seek moisture through microscopic cracks in aging pipes, then expand over time to trap debris and restrict flow. Kitchen sinks in both older and newer homes commonly develop blockages as grease solidifies and narrows the pipe diameter, eventually catching solid waste and causing a backup.

When you contact us about a drain blockage, we start with a high-definition CCTV drain CCTV check to locate the restriction and confirm the cause, whether that's root intrusion, grease buildup, collapsed pipe sections, or foreign objects. This visual diagnosis allows us to recommend the most effective clearing method and provide a fixed-price quote before starting work. Most blockages in accessible lines can be cleared using high-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting), which fires water at pressures between 3,000 and 5,000 PSI to pulverise roots and scour grease from pipe walls, restoring the line to near-full capacity.

If inspection reveals structural damage, such as a collapsed section, severe root intrusion that has compromised the pipe wall, or offset joints, we explain the options (repair, replacement, or trenchless drain relining) and confirm scope before any additional work proceeds. Pipe relining is often recommended for repairs beneath driveways, bathrooms, or established landscaping, as it avoids the cost and disruption of excavation. The process involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the damaged pipe, then inflating and curing it to create a seamless, structurally independent "pipe-within-a-pipe" that's suitable for PVC, clay, cast iron, and concrete pipes.

We also provide preventative maintenance advice to reduce the risk of future blockages: avoid pouring oils and fats down kitchen sinks, use drain strainers to catch hair and food scraps, and consider regular inspections if your property has large trees near sewer lines. For properties with recurring blockages, a camera inspection can identify the underlying cause (root intrusion, pipe deterioration, or inadequate fall) and allow us to recommend a permanent solution rather than repeated clearing.

If you're dealing with a slow-draining sink, a toilet that won't flush properly, or a sewer line backing up into the bathroom, don't wait for it to escalate. Contact Fixed Today and we'll confirm priority, arrange dispatch, and provide a fixed quote once the fault is diagnosed onsite.

Roof and gutter leaks can cause significant water damage if left unaddressed, leading to ceiling stains, structural deterioration, and mould growth in roof cavities. In Cranebrook, exposure to Western Sydney's summer heat and heavy storm-surge rain can accelerate wear on roof tiles, flashing, and gutter systems, particularly in older properties where original materials are now reaching the end of their service life.

When you contact us about a roof or gutter leak, we start with a thorough site assessment to locate the source of the water entry. This often involves inspecting roof tiles for cracks or displacement, checking flashing around chimneys and valleys for deterioration, and examining gutters and downpipes for blockages or structural damage. Once the cause is identified, we provide a flat-rate quote before starting work.

Common issues we see in the area include cracked or dislodged roof tiles (often caused by thermal expansion in summer heat), deteriorated flashing that allows water to enter at roof junctions, and clogged gutters that cause water to overflow and seep into eaves or fascia boards. We also see downpipes that have become disconnected or blocked, causing water to pool around the foundation and increase the risk of rising damp or slab movement in reactive clay soils.

Repairs are completed to Australian plumbing standards, using high-quality materials that match existing roof and gutter profiles where possible. We test water flow after clearing blockages, verify that flashing is sealed correctly, and confirm that gutters are draining freely before leaving. If inspection reveals widespread deterioration that makes repair uneconomical, we'll explain the options and provide clear pricing for replacement or upgrade.

If you're noticing ceiling stains after rain, water pooling around the base of downpipes, or gutters overflowing during storms, don't wait for the damage to escalate. Contact Fixed Today to arrange an assessment and get a fixed quote for the repair.

A running cistern, blocked toilet, or leaking toilet can waste water, create hygiene issues, and cause property damage if left unaddressed. In most cases, toilet faults are caused by worn-out cistern components (flapper valves, inlet valves, or flush buttons), blockages in the trap or drain line, or deteriorated seals at the base of the toilet.

When you contact us about a toilet fault, we diagnose the issue onsite, explain what's involved in the repair, and provide a fixed-price quote before starting work. Common repairs include replacing cistern components to stop running water, clearing blockages using a closet auger or high-pressure jetting, and replacing wax seals or pan collars to stop leaks at the base of the toilet. If the toilet itself is cracked or the internal components are beyond economical repair, we'll explain whether repair or toilet replacement is the more cost-effective option.

In practice, we see a pattern in Cranebrook's older properties: original toilets from the 1980s and 1990s often have corroded cistern fittings that cause constant running water, while newer toilets in master-planned estates occasionally develop flush button faults or inlet valve issues due to hard water buildup. We carry a range of common cistern parts in our mobile workshop, which means most repairs can be completed on the first visit.

If you're hearing water running constantly, noticing water pooling around the base of the toilet, or dealing with a toilet that won't flush properly, contact Fixed Today to arrange an assessment. We'll confirm priority, provide a fixed quote once the fault is diagnosed, and complete the repair efficiently to restore function.