Plumber Fairfield West

We follow a standard process for every job: diagnose the issue, confirm the scope, provide a fixed-price quote before work starts, complete the installation or repair, then test and verify the outcome. That approach keeps pricing transparent and gives you a clear decision point before any work proceeds.

First visits typically involve a detailed onsite assessment using diagnostic equipment suited to the job. For drainage blockages, that means a high-definition CCTV drain camera to visually identify the obstruction type, depth, and location within your property boundary. For leaks, we use electronic ultrasonic leak testing equipment to pinpoint hidden bursts behind walls or under slabs without invasive exploratory work. Gas leak detection involves combustible gas detectors and thermal imaging to identify leaks in concealed locations, with all gas work then pressure-tested to Australian Standards (AS/NZS 5601.1) before being recommissioned.

Once the cause is confirmed, we explain what's required in plain English. The quote you receive is the price you pay, priced by the job rather than by the hour. If the initial inspection reveals additional issues beyond the original scope, we explain the options and provide a revised quote before proceeding. You're not locked into anything until you've approved the work and the price is agreed.

All attending technicians are fully licensed NSW plumbers. Staff arrive in uniform, and we can identify ourselves before entry if that's a concern. We use drop sheets or protective covers in work areas, wear boot covers when requested or when conditions require it, and clean up at the end of the job. The work area is left tidy, and any debris generated during the repair is removed. Our workmanship is backed by a Lifetime Labour Warranty, with standard manufacturer warranties on all hardware and appliances we supply.

Fixed Today has been operating in Sydney for over 15 years, with a near-perfect 5-star rating based on 800+ verified customer reviews. We're a family-owned business with a large multi-van fleet, which supports rapid dispatch for emergencies and same-day availability for standard jobs. Call 1800 349 338 to arrange an assessment, or enquire online if you'd prefer a callback to discuss the issue first.

A burst pipe is urgent. The priority is isolating the water supply to stop active flooding, then arranging an assessment so the damaged section can be repaired or replaced. If you're unsure where the isolation valve is or can't reach it safely, call us immediately and we'll talk you through the safest interim action while the plumber is on the way.

Burst pipes in Fairfield West properties often occur in older galvanised steel or copper sections that have corroded over time, or in sections exposed to ground movement in reactive clay soils. Sudden pressure surges (water hammer) can also cause failures at weak points such as corroded joints or sections with existing pinhole leaks. In winter, exposed pipes in roof spaces or external walls can freeze and burst, though that's less common in Western Sydney compared to colder regions.

We use electronic ultrasonic leak detection equipment to locate hidden leaks behind walls, under slabs, or in ceiling spaces without invasive exploratory work. That 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 repair.

Once the leak is located, we confirm the extent of the damage and explain the repair options. For a localised burst, we can often replace the damaged section and rejoin it to the existing pipe using compression fittings or soldered joints, depending on the pipe material. If the surrounding pipe shows signs of corrosion or deterioration, we'll recommend replacing a longer section to avoid repeat failures in the near future.

After the repair is completed, we pressure-test the line to confirm it's watertight and restore water supply. The work area is cleaned up, and any access points (walls, floors, ceilings) are patched where we've opened them for the repair. Our workmanship is backed by a Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if an issue develops with the repair itself, we'll return and fix it at no additional cost.

A dripping tap wastes water and increases your utility bill, but it's usually a straightforward repair. The most common cause is a worn-out rubber washer or ceramic disc cartridge inside the tap body. Over time, these components wear down from repeated use, allowing water to seep through even when the tap is fully closed.

We disassemble the tap to confirm which component has failed, then replace the washer, cartridge, or O-ring as needed. For mixer taps, the issue is often a faulty ceramic disc cartridge, which controls both flow and temperature. Those cartridges are brand-specific, so we carry a range of common replacement parts to minimise return visits.

If the tap body itself is corroded or the thread is stripped, replacement is usually more cost-effective than attempting a repair. We can supply and install a new tap that matches your existing fixtures, or upgrade to a more durable or water-efficient model if you prefer. All tap installations include new flexible hoses and isolation valves where required, and we test for leaks before leaving.

After the replacement or repair, we confirm the tap operates smoothly with no drips and clean up the work area. The repair is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if the same issue recurs due to a fault in our workmanship, we'll return and fix it at no additional cost.

Shower leaks are disruptive and can cause hidden water damage to floor structures and walls if not addressed promptly. The most common causes are failed grout or silicone seals around tiles, deteriorated waterproofing membranes beneath the tile surface, or leaking shower mixers and diverters.

We start by identifying where the water is escaping. For visible leaks around taps or shower heads, the issue is usually a worn O-ring, washer, or cartridge inside the mixer body. We disassemble the mixer, replace the failed component, and test for leaks before reassembling.

For leaks beneath the shower base or behind tiles, the cause is often failed waterproofing or cracked grout joints that allow water to seep through to the substrate. We assess the extent of the damage and explain the repair options. Minor grout and silicone resealing can be effective for early-stage leaks, but if the waterproofing membrane has failed, a more comprehensive repair involving tile removal and re-waterproofing may be required to prevent ongoing structural damage.

Where full bathroom renovation work is required, we provide a detailed scope and fixed-price quote before starting. All waterproofing is completed to AS 3740 standards, with flood testing performed before tiling to confirm the membrane is watertight. After the repair or renovation is complete, we test the shower under normal operating conditions and confirm no leaks are present.

Our workmanship is backed by a Lifetime Labour Warranty, and all hardware and fixtures we supply come with standard manufacturer warranties.

A water filter system improves the taste, odour, and safety of your tap water by removing chlorine, sediment, heavy metals, and other contaminants. The most common residential systems are under-sink filters (which treat water at a single tap) and whole-house filters (which treat all water entering the property).

We assess your water quality concerns and recommend the most suitable filtration system for your household. Under-sink systems are cost-effective and easy to maintain, with replaceable cartridge filters that typically last 6-12 months depending on water usage and quality. Whole-house systems provide filtered water to every tap, shower, and appliance, but require more space for installation and higher upfront costs.

For households concerned about specific contaminants such as lead, fluoride, or bacteria, we can recommend multi-stage filtration systems or reverse osmosis units that provide a higher level of purification. We explain the pros and cons of each system type, including filter replacement frequency, ongoing costs, and expected lifespan.

Installation involves connecting the filter unit to your existing water supply, typically under the kitchen sink or at the main water entry point for whole-house systems. We test the system after installation to confirm correct flow rates and check for leaks at all connection points. Filter replacement reminders can be arranged based on the manufacturer's recommended service intervals.

All installations are completed to Australian plumbing standards, and our workmanship is backed by a Lifetime Labour Warranty. Manufacturer warranties apply to the filter unit itself, with replacement cartridges available as needed.

If you're dealing with a plumbing issue in Fairfield West, or you'd like to arrange a water filter assessment, call 1800 349 338 or enquire online. We're available 24/7 for emergencies, and same-day service is available for standard jobs when you book ahead.