Plumber Cumberland

Fixed Today Plumbing handles residential and commercial plumbing across Cumberland NSW 2160, from routine maintenance to complex repairs that require diagnostic equipment and structural access. We've been operating in the Sydney market for over 15 years, with a multi-van fleet of licensed master plumbers and specialised technicians who work across the greater West Sydney region. Cumberland sits within our regular service coverage, and we dispatch from nearby hubs to manage response timing and reduce travel delays during peak traffic periods.

Our process starts with an onsite assessment to confirm what's happening and what's causing it. We use high-definition drain inspection cameras for blockages, electronic ultrasonic leak detection for hidden bursts, and pressure testing for gas systems to identify faults without guesswork. Once the the scope is confirmed, we provide a fixed-price quote before any repair work starts. That quote covers the job as described, with no hourly rate and no surprise additions at the end. If the assessment reveals something outside the original scope, we explain the options and provide a revised quote before proceeding.

We're a family-owned business with a near-perfect 5-star rating based on over 800 verified customer reviews. Our technicians are licensed in NSW, uniformed, and background-checked, and we follow entry instructions carefully in occupied homes. We use drop sheets and boot covers to protect floors, and we clean up the work area before leaving. All work is completed to Australian plumbing standards, and we test outcomes onsite to confirm the repair has resolved the issue. If follow-up is needed, we return and make it right, backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship.

We also service neighbouring areas including Chipping Norton, Badgerys Creek, Rookwood, and Holroyd, with the same fixed-price model and warranty commitment. Whether it's general plumbing in Girraween, drain blockage work in Auburn, emergency response in Voyager Point, gas fitting in Liverpool, or hot water installations in Hinchinbrook, the process and standards remain consistent.

Blocked drains in Cumberland homes often result from tree root intrusion in older terracotta or clay pipes, or from Fat, Oil, and Grease (FOG) buildup in kitchen lines. Roots enter through microscopic cracks and expand over time, trapping debris and restricting flow. In kitchens, FOG solidifies as it cools, narrowing the pipe and creating blockages that worsen with each use. If a drain is slow or backing up, the blockage is already restricting flow, and attempting to clear it with store-bought chemicals or basic tools can damage the pipe lining or push the blockage deeper without resolving the underlying cause.

We start with a high-definition CCTV drain CCTV inspection to identify the blockage type, depth, and location within your property boundary. This allows us to see exactly what's causing the restriction and whether the pipe has structural damage that needs to be addressed. Once the blockage is located, we use high-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting) at controlled pressures to pulverise roots and scour grease from pipe walls, restoring flow to near-full capacity. If the camera inspection reveals cracks, collapses, or severe root intrusion, we explain the options, which may include drain relining or targeted excavation and replacement, and provide a fixed-price quote once the the scope is confirmed.

Pipe relining is a trenchless repair method that involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the damaged pipe, inflating it, and curing it in place to create a structurally independent "pipe-within-a-pipe." This method is effective for PVC, clay, cast iron, and concrete pipes that haven't completely collapsed, and it's often recommended for repairs beneath driveways, bathrooms, or established landscaping where excavation would be disruptive and costly. We confirm access, scope, and the most practical repair method before quoting, and we test flow and function after the repair is complete to verify the blockage has been resolved.

Roof and gutter leaks in Cumberland properties can result from blocked downpipes, corroded gutter sections, or failed flashing around roof penetrations. When gutters overflow during heavy rain, water can seep into the roof cavity or run down external walls, causing ceiling stains, mould growth, and structural damage if left unaddressed. The cause isn't always obvious from ground level, so professional assessment with proper roof access is necessary to locate the entry point and confirm whether the issue is a blocked gutter, a damaged valley, or a failed seal around a vent or skylight.

We use leak detection equipment to trace the water path and identify where moisture is entering the roof structure. This may involve inspecting the gutter system for blockages, checking downpipe connections, and examining flashing and sealant around roof penetrations. Once the cause is identified, we provide a fixed-price quote for the repair, which may include clearing blocked gutters, replacing corroded sections, resealing flashing, or repairing damaged roof tiles or sheeting. If the leak has caused internal water damage, we explain what's been affected and whether further remediation is needed beyond the roof and gutter repair itself.

After the repair is completed, we test the affected area by running water through the gutter system or inspecting the repair during wet weather if practical. This confirms that water is flowing correctly and the entry point has been sealed. We also provide maintenance advice to reduce the risk of future blockages, such as installing gutter guards or scheduling regular gutter cleaning in areas with overhanging trees. Our roof and gutter repair work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if the same issue recurs due to workmanship, we return and make it right at no additional cost.

Toilet faults in Cumberland properties commonly involve continuous running after flushing, poor flush pressure, or blocked waste lines. A toilet that keeps running is usually caused by a worn flapper valve or faulty fill valve inside the cistern, which allows water to leak from the tank into the bowl continuously. This wastes water and increases bills, and it worsens over time as the valve deteriorates further. Weak flush pressure often results from a blocked rim jet or a faulty cistern mechanism that isn't releasing enough water per flush. Blocked toilets are typically caused by excessive toilet paper, foreign objects, or a restriction further down the waste line.

We assess the toilet by inspecting the cistern components, testing flush operation, and checking for visible leaks or cracks in the bowl or pan. If the issue is a worn flapper or fill valve, we replace the faulty component and test the flush to confirm the toilet is operating correctly. If the toilet is blocked, we use appropriate tools to clear the obstruction without damaging the ceramic or the waste pipe. If the blockage is further down the line, we use a CCTV camera to inspect the pipe and identify whether the restriction is in your property's waste line or in the main sewer, and we explain the options once the cause is confirmed.

For toilets with recurring blockages or structural cracks, replacement may be the more cost-effective option than repeated repairs. We provide a fixed-price quote for a new toilet installation if replacement is recommended, and we can supply and fit a range of modern, water-efficient models that meet Australian Standards and WaterMark certification. Our toilet installation and repair work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, and we test the toilet after installation to confirm correct operation and that the waste line is draining properly.

Burst pipes in Cumberland properties are often caused by corrosion in older galvanised steel or copper pipes, ground movement in areas with reactive clay soils, or sudden pressure surges in the water supply. A ruptured pipe typically announces itself with a sudden drop in water pressure, visible water pooling, or the sound of running water when all taps are closed. If you suspect a burst pipe, turn off the water at the mains to stop further flooding, and arrange an emergency callout so the leak can be located, isolated, and repaired before water damage spreads to walls, ceilings, or flooring.

We use electronic ultrasonic leak detection equipment to locate hidden bursts behind walls, under slabs, or in sub-floors without invasive demolition. This equipment detects the sound frequency of water escaping under pressure, allowing us to pinpoint the leak location and minimise the area that needs to be opened up for access. Once the burst is located, we isolate the damaged section, cut out the failed pipe, and install a new section using appropriate materials and fittings. If the pipe has corroded extensively or multiple sections are failing, we explain the options, which may include replacing a larger section of pipework or re-piping the affected area, and provide a fixed-price quote once the scope is verified.

After the repair is completed, we test the system under normal operating pressure to confirm the leak has been sealed and water pressure has been restored. We also inspect the surrounding pipework for signs of corrosion or stress that could lead to future failures, and we provide advice on whether additional sections should be monitored or replaced proactively. Our ruptured pipe repairs are backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if the same section fails due to our workmanship, we return and make it right at no additional cost. For emergency burst pipe situations, we provide 24/7 dispatch with immediate response for urgent jobs that can't wait.

General plumbing services in Cumberland cover routine maintenance, minor repairs, and planned installations that keep your plumbing system functioning correctly. This includes fixing leaking taps, replacing worn washers, clearing slow drains, repairing toilet cisterns, replacing tap sets, and installing new fixtures during bathroom renovations. While these jobs may seem straightforward, incorrect repairs can void warranties, fail building inspections, or create safety risks, so professional work is the safer option when you're dealing with water, gas, or drainage systems.

Our mobile workshops are fully stocked with premium parts, fittings, and fixtures, so most general plumbing jobs can be completed on the first visit without delays for parts ordering. We offer flexible scheduling and provide arrival communication, including ETA updates where possible, so you can plan your day around the appointment without waiting at home for extended periods. If you're coordinating access with tenants, property managers, or strata, we can work with booking windows and site access requirements to minimise disruption.

All general plumbing work is completed to Australian Standards, and we test outcomes onsite to confirm the repair has resolved the issue. We provide clear explanations of what was done and what's included in the fixed-price quote, and we clean up the work area before leaving. Our Lifetime Labour Warranty applies to all workmanship, so if the same issue recurs due to our work, we return and make it right at no additional cost. If you're unsure whether a plumbing issue is urgent or can wait, a quick call to our team is enough to confirm the priority level and arrange a booking that suits your schedule.

Commercial plumbing services in Cumberland involve maintaining and repairing plumbing systems in business premises, retail centres, office buildings, and industrial facilities where downtime and operational disruption have direct cost implications. Commercial plumbing differs from residential work in scale, complexity, and regulatory requirements, often involving larger pipe diameters, higher flow rates, backflow prevention devices, and compliance with workplace health and safety standards. Our team has the experience and equipment to handle commercial-scale projects, including blocked sewer lines, commercial gas appliance installations, hot water service servicing, and emergency repairs that need to be completed outside business hours to minimise disruption.

We work with business owners, facility managers, and commercial property managers to schedule plumbing work around operational constraints, including after-hours access, site inductions, and coordination with other trades. Our technicians can follow site-specific safety requirements, provide documentation suitable for compliance records, and complete work within agreed timeframes to reduce the impact on business operations. For commercial properties with recurring plumbing issues, we provide recommendations for preventative maintenance schedules, system upgrades, or infrastructure improvements that reduce the frequency of emergency callouts and extend the lifespan of the plumbing system.

Common commercial plumbing services we provide include clearing blocked drains and sewer lines using high-pressure jetting, repairing or replacing commercial hot water systems, installing or disconnecting commercial gas appliances, repairing collapsed pipelines, and conducting CCTV inspections of drainage systems to identify faults before they cause blockages or backups. All commercial plumbing work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, and we provide clear invoicing, job documentation, and test results suitable for facility management records and compliance audits. If you're dealing with a commercial plumbing issue that's disrupting operations, contact us to arrange an assessment and discuss the options for minimising downtime and getting your business back to normal operation.