Emergency Plumber Drummoyne

Fixed Today Plumbing handles urgent plumbing faults across Drummoyne and the Inner West, dispatching licensed plumbers 24/7 for emergencies that can't wait until morning. An emergency typically involves active water damage, no water supply, sewage backup, or a gas leak, situations where delay increases property damage or safety risk.

We send the nearest available technician from our local dispatch locations and provide an ETA when you book. Urgent jobs are prioritised over routine maintenance. Once onsite, the plumber isolates the immediate risk (shutting off water or gas where required), assesses the fault using diagnostic tools like CCTV or testing for leaks equipment, and explains what's involved before quoting.

Our fixed-price model applies to emergency work: you receive an upfront quote once scope is verified, and the price doesn't change based on time spent onsite. All work is completed by NSW-licensed plumbers (Licence 305428C) and backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship. We're fully insured, and staff identity is confirmed on arrival for your security.

After completing the repair, we test the system to verify it's functioning safely and leave the work area clean. If the fault reveals a larger issue, like structural pipe damage requiring relining—we explain the options and provide a separate quote for that work. You're never committed to additional work without clear pricing and scope confirmation.

For urgent plumbing help in Drummoyne, call 1800 349 338 now. If your situation isn't an emergency, you can book online and we'll arrange a convenient time.

A burst pipe floods a property quickly, causing structural damage, ruined finishes, and potential electrical hazards if water reaches outlets or appliances. Burst pipes in Sydney homes are often caused by corrosion in aging copper or galvanised steel, excessive water pressure, or ground movement affecting buried lines.

When you call about a broken pipe, we dispatch immediately and advise you to shut off the water supply at the meter if safe to do so. Once onsite, the plumber isolates the affected section, assesses the damage, and confirms whether a repair or pipe replacement is required. We use electronic leak detection to trace hidden leaks behind walls or under slabs without unnecessary demolition.

For accessible pipes, we repair or replace the damaged section and test the system under pressure to confirm it's watertight. If the leak is in a concealed location or affects a long run of deteriorated pipe, we explain the options, including trenchless pipe relining where excavation isn't practical, and provide a fixed quote before starting.

Our work is backed by the Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, and we document the repair for your records. If you're dealing with a burst or leaking pipe in Drummoyne, call 1800 349 338 now to stop the damage.

A leaking tap wastes water continuously, increasing bills and potentially damaging benchtops, cabinetry, or flooring if left unrepaired. Tap leaks are usually caused by worn washers, O-rings, or cartridge seals inside the tap body, or by corrosion in older brass fittings.

We assess the tap onsite to determine whether a washer replacement or cartridge rebuild is sufficient, or whether the tap body itself needs replacing. For heritage-style taps or premium finishes, we take care to match existing hardware where possible and protect surrounding surfaces during the repair.

Once the repair is complete, we test the tap under normal operating pressure to confirm it's sealed and functioning correctly. If the leak is caused by high water pressure affecting multiple fixtures, we explain the options, including pressure reduction, and quote that work separately.

For leaking tap repairs in Drummoyne, call 1800 349 338 or book online. We'll confirm scope and pricing before starting, and you can decide once the assessment is complete.

Shower faults, including leaks, temperature fluctuations, or blocked drains, disrupt daily routines and can cause water damage to walls, floors, and the ceiling below if leaks go undetected. Common shower issues in Sydney homes involve failed grout or silicone seals, corroded mixer cartridges, or blocked waste traps.

We assess the fault onsite to determine whether a seal replacement, mixer repair, or drain unblocking is required. For concealed leaks behind tiles, we use moisture detection equipment to locate the source without unnecessary demolition, then explain the repair options and quote the work before proceeding.

Once the repair is complete, we test the shower under normal operating conditions to confirm it's sealed, draining correctly, and delivering consistent temperature. If the fault reveals a larger issue, like failed waterproofing membranes, we explain the scope and provide a separate quote for that work.

For shower repairs in Drummoyne, call 1800 349 338 or book online. We'll confirm what's involved and provide a fixed-price quote once scope is assessed.

Gas work in NSW must be completed by a NSW-licensed gasfitter and comply with AS/NZS 5601.1 safety standards. Gas faults, including leaks, faulty appliances, or failed regulators, create immediate safety risks, as natural gas is combustible and can accumulate in enclosed spaces.

If you smell gas (a distinctive "rotten egg" odour caused by added mercaptan), turn off the gas supply at the meter if safe to do so, ventilate the area, and call us immediately on 1800 349 338. Do not operate electrical switches or appliances until the system is checked.

We use combustible gas detectors and pressure testing to locate leaks and confirm the system is gas-tight after repairs. For new gas appliance connections, we size the supply line correctly, install the connection to code, and issue a compliance certificate once the work is tested and verified.

All gas fitting work is completed by NSW-licensed gasfitters (Licence 305428C) and backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship. For gas leak identification, appliance installation, or system repairs in Drummoyne, call 1800 349 338 for immediate dispatch.