Plumber Greendale

Fixed Today Plumbing covers domestic and commercial plumbing across Greendale, dispatched from our West Sydney base to reach properties in the 2745 postcode and surrounding South Western Sydney suburbs. This includes clogged drain unblocking, hot water installations, gas fitting, broken pipe repairs, and general maintenance work. Our response is immediate for emergency callouts; standard bookings are typically scheduled same-day where capacity allows, depending on current bookings and traffic conditions.

We've been operating in the Sydney region for over 15 years, building a near-perfect 5-star rating across 800+ verified customer reviews. That reputation comes from transparent pricing, standard process, and technicians who explain scope before starting work. Every job is priced upfront once the the scope is confirmed onsite, no hourly rates, no hidden extras after the quote is accepted.

Greendale properties often sit on larger blocks with longer pipe runs between the street connection and the home. That can affect pressure, increase the risk of undetected leaks in garden zones, and complicate access for CCTV drain inspections. We schedule work around access constraints, gates, driveways, or narrow easements, and confirm what's involved during the initial assessment so quotes reflect the actual conditions at your property.

Our service footprint extends across the Hills District, Inner West, Western Sydney, South West Sydney, North Shore, Eastern Suburbs, and Sutherland Shire, with capacity to travel up to a 60km radius from base hubs for emergency calls. Technicians carry high-definition CCTV inspection equipment, high-pressure water jetters, electronic leak detection equipment, and fully stocked mobile workshops with premium parts to complete most jobs in a single visit.

Work is completed to Australian plumbing standards and applicable safety requirements. Where required by regulation, such as gas fitting or drainage work affecting Sydney Water infrastructure—we provide compliance documentation suitable for landlords, agents, and strata records. Testing and verification happen prior to leaving, so you can confirm flow, function, and safety outcomes firsthand.

A failing hot water service in Greendale typically shows up as fluctuating water temperatures, visible rust in the water, or leaks from the tank or pressure relief valve. These symptoms often indicate a failing sacrificial anode rod, sediment buildup insulating the heating element or gas burner, or corrosion in the tank itself. For relatively new systems, repairs can extend the unit's lifespan; where the tank is corroded or the system is over a decade old, replacement is usually the more cost-effective option.

We install and service Electric (storage and instantaneous), Gas (continuous flow and storage), and Heat Pump systems across Greendale. Each type has different installation requirements under the National Construction Code and AS/NZS 3500 standards. Gas systems require licensed gas fitting and pressure testing to confirm the installation is gas-tight before commissioning. Electric systems need compliant wiring and circuit protection. All installations include mandatory Tempering Valves (to limit tap water to 50°C and prevent scalding) and Pressure Relief Valves (to prevent tank over-pressurisation).

Our process starts with an onsite assessment of the existing system, water usage patterns, and available space. We explain the options, repair versus replacement, system type, and capacity, and provide a fixed-price quote once you've confirmed the preferred approach. Installation is typically completed the same day for standard residential replacements, with the old unit removed, new system installed, tested, and commissioned prior to leaving.

Continuous flow gas systems are popular in Greendale for their energy efficiency and space-saving design, particularly in homes with limited floor space or where multiple bathrooms need simultaneous hot water supply. Storage systems, whether gas or electric, suit properties with predictable usage patterns and where upfront cost is a priority. Heat pumps are the most energy-efficient option but require adequate outdoor space and ambient temperature to operate effectively.

If you're unsure which system suits your property, we'll walk through the trade-offs during the assessment. Factors like household size, peak usage times, existing gas or electric infrastructure, and available installation space all affect which option makes sense. The goal is a system that delivers reliable hot water without unexpected running costs or capacity issues down the track.

All hot water installations come with manufacturer warranties on the tank and components, plus our Lifetime Labour Warranty on the installation work itself. If an issue arises with how the system was installed, we'll return to make it right at no additional charge for labour.

Gas work in Greendale requires a licensed gas fitter and must comply with AS/NZS 5601.1 safety standards. We're fully licensed for gas fitting in NSW (Licence 305428C) and handle new gas connections, appliance installations, leak detection and repairs, and gas line maintenance across domestic and commercial properties.

Gas checking for leaks involves specialised equipment, combustible gas detectors and thermal imaging, to identify leaks behind walls, in sub-floors, or at connection points. The distinctive "rotten egg" odour in gas is an added mercaptan signal; other indicators include hissing sounds near appliances, dying vegetation over underground lines, or unusual soot buildup on burners. If you suspect a gas leak, turn off the gas supply at the meter if safe to do so, ventilate the area, and arrange an assessment. Don't operate electrical switches or ignition sources until the system is checked and made safe.

All gas installations and repairs undergo a pressure loss test to confirm the system is gas-tight before being recommissioned. Where required by regulation, we issue a compliance certificate verifying the work meets safety standards. That documentation is necessary for property sales, insurance claims, and council records.

We install and service gas cooktops, ovens, hot water systems, heating units, and outdoor appliances. New gas connections, such as running a line to a new cooktop or outdoor kitchen, require careful routing to avoid existing services, compliance with clearance requirements, and pressure testing before the appliance is connected. Our process includes confirming the gas supply capacity at the meter, sizing the pipe run correctly, and testing for leaks at every joint before leaving.

Gas conversions, such as switching an electric cooktop to gas, involve running a new gas line from the meter or an existing branch, installing an isolation valve, and connecting the appliance. We coordinate with electricians where needed to ensure the old electric circuit is safely isolated and the new gas supply is correctly installed and tested.

Plumbing emergencies in Greendale, burst pipes, severe blockages causing flooding, or gas leaks, require immediate attention to limit property damage and restore safety. Our emergency plumbers are dispatched immediately for urgent callouts, with the nearest available technician allocated from local dispatch points and ETA updates provided where possible.

If a pipe has burst and water is actively flooding, the starting point is to turn off the water supply at the meter if safe to do so. That stops further damage while the plumber is on the way. We'll locate the burst, assess the extent of damage, and make the repair or replacement needed to restore water supply safely. If the burst caused internal water damage, we can document findings and provide photos suitable for insurance claims.

Severe drain blockage issues that cause sewage to back up into the home are treated as urgent. We'll clear the blockage using high-pressure water jetting or mechanical tools, restore flow, and confirm what caused the issue so you can decide whether further work, such as drain relining or root barrier installation, is needed to prevent recurrence.

Gas leaks are always urgent. If you smell gas, hear hissing near appliances, or notice dying vegetation over underground gas lines, turn off the gas supply at the meter if safe to do so, ventilate the area, and contact us immediately. We'll locate the leak using specialised detection equipment, make the repair, and pressure-test the system to confirm it's gas-tight before restoring supply.

Our phone lines remain open 24/7 for genuine emergencies. When you call, we'll confirm the situation, provide immediate safety guidance if needed (such as isolating water or gas), and dispatch a technician with an ETA. Technicians arrive in uniform, carry identification, and can confirm their identity before entry. We explain what's involved, provide a fixed price quote once scope is established, and complete the work with minimal disruption.

Emergency callouts are priced transparently. Confirm the call-out fee status when booking, as it varies by location and time of day. The call-out fee is typically deducted from the total job cost if you proceed with the quoted work. There are no hidden costs or surprise additions—the price quoted is the price paid.