Plumber Georges Hall

Fixed Today Plumbing provides licensed plumbing, drainage, and gas fitting services across Georges Hall and the wider Western Sydney region. We dispatch from the West Sydney hub, which allows us to reach most of the 2198 area within typical response windows. Urgent jobs are allocated to the nearest available technician and sent out immediately; standard bookings are scheduled for same-day or next-day service depending on current workload and traffic conditions. An ETA is provided when you book, and we update you if delays occur.

All attending plumbers hold a current NSW licence (Licence 305428C) and are covered by Public Liability insurance (protection if accidental property damage occurs during work) and Workers Compensation (protection related to workplace injuries on the job). Technicians arrive in uniform, can identify themselves before entry, and have completed police checks and background checks. We use drop sheets and boot covers to protect floors and surfaces, and we clean up the work area at the end of the job. You're welcome to request specific arrival instructions or access protocols, particularly for security-sensitive homes or strata properties.

Pricing is fixed and quoted upfront once scope is confirmed. We explain what's included and what's not before starting, so there are no surprises at the end. The price quoted is the price paid, and it's based on the job, not the hour. Call-out fee status varies by suburb, so confirm when booking. All workmanship is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, and manufacturer warranties apply to hardware and appliances. Payment is accepted by major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard). Mention "web55" for $55 off (limited to one per person, paying jobs only).

Drainage blockages in Georges Hall properties often start with slow-draining sinks, showers, or toilets, and can escalate to backups or overflows if the restriction isn't cleared. In older homes with clay or terracotta pipes, tree root intrusion is a common cause, particularly in streets with established ficus, eucalypts, or other large trees. Roots enter through microscopic cracks or joint gaps, expand over time, and trap debris, eventually forming a dense mat that blocks the line. In kitchens, fat, oil, and grease (FOG) solidifies as it cools, narrowing the pipe and catching hair, food scraps, and soap residue.

We locate the blockage using a high-definition CCTV drain camera, which allows us to see the exact location, depth, and cause without excavation. Once identified, we use high-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting at 3,000, 5,000 PSI) to pulverise roots, scour grease from pipe walls, and flush debris through to the sewer main. The jetting nozzle is selected based on the obstruction type and pipe material. If the camera shows structural damage (collapsed sections, severe root intrusion, corroded cast iron), we explain the options: repair the damaged section, or reline the pipe using trenchless technology to create a seamless, structurally independent liner inside the existing pipe.

Pipe relining avoids excavation, which is useful when the blockage is under driveways, established landscaping, or finished bathroom floors. The process involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the damaged pipe, inflating it, and curing it with hot water or UV light to form a new pipe within the old one. This works for PVC, clay, cast iron, and concrete pipes, provided the structure hasn't completely collapsed. Once cleared or relined, we test flow and provide advice on maintenance (enzyme treatments for FOG, root barriers where practical). All drainage work in Georges Hall falls under Sydney Water's jurisdiction, so compliance certificates are issued where required.

Hot water system faults typically present as no hot water, fluctuating temperatures, rust-coloured water, or unusual noises from the tank. In older electric storage systems common in Georges Hall homes from the 1970s, 1990s, the sacrificial anode rod corrodes over time, leaving the tank vulnerable to rust. Sediment buildup at the base of the tank insulates the heating element, reducing efficiency and eventually causing element failure. In continuous flow gas systems, scale buildup in the heat exchanger or faulty thermistors can disrupt temperature control.

Assessment starts with confirming the system type (electric storage, gas storage, continuous flow gas, heat pump, solar) and checking for visible faults: leaks at the pressure relief valve, corrosion on the tank body, error codes on the controller, or insufficient gas pressure at the burner. For electric systems, we test the heating elements and thermostat. For gas systems, we check the pilot light, burner operation, and gas pressure, and perform a combustion analysis if needed. If the system is beyond economical repair (corroded tank, failed heat exchanger, obsolete parts), we explain replacement options and provide fixed-price quotes for new installations.

Hot water installations in NSW must be performed by a fully licensed plumbing technician and comply with AS/NZS 3500 and the National Construction Code. This includes installing a Tempering Valve (to limit tap temperature to 50°C and prevent scalding) and a Pressure Relief Valve (to prevent tank over-pressurisation). Gas systems require a licensed gas fitter and a compliance certificate on completion. We stock major brands (Rheem, Dux, Rinnai) and can source alternative models if you have a preference. Installation typically takes 2, 4 hours depending on the system type and whether new pipework or gas lines are required. We test the system, set the temperature, and explain the controls before leaving. Manufacturer warranties apply to the tank and components, and our Lifetime Labour Warranty covers the installation workmanship.

Roof and gutter leaks can cause significant water damage to ceilings, walls, and structural timbers if not addressed promptly. In Georges Hall, the mix of older tiled roofs and newer Colorbond installations means leak sources vary. On tiled roofs, leaks often occur at ridge capping, valleys, or where tiles have cracked or shifted. On metal roofs, leaks typically trace to rusted fixings, failed sealant at penetrations (vents, skylights), or corroded flashings at the roof-to-wall junction.

Gutter leaks usually result from rust-through in older steel gutters, or from joints that have separated due to thermal expansion and contraction. Overflowing gutters indicate a blockage (leaf litter, debris) or insufficient fall, which prevents water from draining to the downpipes. In heavy rain, blocked or undersized gutters can overflow and saturate fascia boards, leading to rot and water ingress into the roof space.

We inspect the gutter and roof system to locate the leak source, checking for obvious damage, testing suspect areas with a hose, and tracing water stains inside the roof cavity. Repairs depend on the fault: replacing cracked tiles, re-bedding ridge capping, sealing penetrations, patching rusted sections, or replacing failed flashings. For gutters, we clear blockages, re-seal joints, or replace corroded sections. If the gutter system is undersized for the roof area (common in older homes), we recommend upgrading to larger-profile gutters or adding additional downpipes to improve drainage capacity. All work is tested under simulated rain conditions where practical, and we confirm that water is flowing correctly before leaving.

Toilet faults commonly include continuous running, weak flush, bowl not refilling, or blockages. A running toilet usually means the flush valve or flapper isn't sealing properly, allowing water to leak from the cistern into the bowl. This wastes water and causes the cistern to refill repeatedly. Weak flush or slow bowl refill often indicates a blocked rim feed (mineral deposits restricting water flow into the bowl) or a faulty fill valve that isn't delivering enough water to the cistern.

We start by inspecting the cistern internals: the flush valve, fill valve, overflow tube, and flapper or seal. If the flapper is worn or warped, we replace it. If the fill valve is faulty, we swap it for a new unit. Blocked rim feeds can sometimes be cleared by descaling, but in severe cases the toilet may need replacing. For blockages in the toilet trap or drain line, we use a closet auger to break up the obstruction, or if the blockage is further down the line, we access the drain via an inspection point and clear it with a drain machine or water jetter.

Toilet replacements are straightforward. We remove the old toilet, inspect the flange and waste connection, replace the wax ring or rubber seal, and install the new toilet, ensuring it's level and securely fixed. We test the flush, check for leaks at the base and cistern connections, and confirm the bowl refills correctly. Modern dual-flush toilets are more water-efficient than older single-flush models, and the upgrade typically pays for itself in reduced water bills over a few years.

Commercial and strata plumbing in Georges Hall involves larger-scale systems, higher usage demands, and stricter compliance requirements compared to residential work. Common commercial jobs include blocked drains and sewer line repairs, water heater installations for multi-tenancy buildings, grease trap installations and maintenance for food service businesses, backflow prevention device testing and certification, and emergency repairs to minimise business downtime.

We work with property managers, strata committees, and business owners to schedule work around operational hours, access constraints, and tenant needs. For strata properties, we coordinate with building managers and follow site induction procedures where required. We provide detailed job documentation, compliance certificates, and invoices suitable for maintenance logs and audit trails. Our plumbers carry public liability insurance and can provide certificates of currency on request.

Commercial hot water systems typically involve larger storage tanks, multiple units in series, or high-capacity continuous flow systems to meet peak demand. We size systems based on occupancy, usage patterns, and Australian Standards requirements. Gas appliance installations in commercial kitchens require compliance with AS 5601 and local council regulations, and we coordinate with certifiers and health inspectors where needed. For blocked drains in commercial properties, we use CCTV diagnostics to locate the fault, clear the blockage with high-pressure jetting, and provide maintenance schedules to reduce recurring issues (enzyme treatments, grease trap servicing, regular inspections).

• Blocked drains, sewer line repairs, and CCTV diagnostics
• Commercial water heater installations and servicing
• Gas appliance installations and compliance certification
• Grease trap installations and maintenance programs
• Backflow prevention testing and annual certification