Plumber Gregory hills

For Gregory Hills residents, Fixed Today Plumbing handles the full range of residential plumbing work, from routine tap repairs to urgent broken pipe callouts. We've been operating across Sydney for over 15 years, with a multi-van fleet of licensed master plumbers and a near-perfect 5-star rating based on 800+ verified customer reviews. Every technician attending your property is licensed in NSW (our licence number is 305428C) and has completed police and background checks, so you can confirm identity on arrival and feel secure about who's entering your home.

Plumbing faults don't follow business hours. That's why we offer 24/7 emergency support for situations like active leaks, gas smells, or sewage backflow. Urgent jobs are sent out first, with the nearest available plumber allocated from our local dispatch points. An ETA is provided when you book, and we keep you updated if traffic or prior jobs affect arrival timing. For non-urgent work, we can schedule around access windows or strata rules if needed.

Our pricing model is fixed and upfront, priced by the job rather than by the hour. Once we've assessed the scope onsite, you'll receive a quote before any work starts. That quote is valid for one month and includes labour, parts, and testing. There are no hidden costs added at the end. If inspection shows something outside the original scope, we explain the options and provide a separate quote for that work, then confirm your decision before proceeding. Call-out fees vary by suburb; when booking, confirm the call-out fee status for Gregory Hills and whether it's waived if you proceed with the quoted work.

Blocked drains in Gregory Hills properties usually start with slow drainage in sinks, showers, or toilets, progressing to gurgling sounds or water backing up into fixtures. In newer estates like Gregory Hills, blockages often result from debris buildup (hair, soap scum, food waste) rather than the tree root intrusion common in older suburbs with mature landscaping and aging terracotta pipes. However, even modern PVC systems can block if incorrect items are flushed or if sediment accumulates over time.

Drain clearing begins with a high-definition CCTV camera inspection to locate the blockage and identify the cause. The camera footage shows whether it's a simple debris obstruction, a structural issue like pipe misalignment, or (less commonly in newer areas) early-stage root intrusion. Once we've confirmed the blockage type and location, we use high-pressure water jetting to clear the line, firing water at pressures sufficient to scour grease from pipe walls and pulverise soft obstructions without damaging the pipe itself.

If CCTV check reveals structural damage or pipe collapse, we explain the options: excavation and replacement for accessible sections, or trenchless drain relining for lines beneath driveways, paths, or established landscaping. Relining involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the damaged pipe, then curing it to create a seamless pipe-within-a-pipe that's structurally independent. The method avoids excavation disruption and is effective for PVC, clay, and concrete pipes that haven't completely collapsed. We provide separate quotes for structural repairs and confirm scope before proceeding.

Roof and gutter leaks in Gregory Hills homes usually show up as water stains on ceilings, damp patches in roof cavities, or water pooling near downpipes after rain. The cause is often blocked gutters (leaf litter and debris preventing water flow), damaged flashing around roof penetrations, or cracked tiles allowing water entry. In newer estates, poor initial installation or storm damage can also create leak points that aren't immediately obvious until water finds its way into the ceiling space.

We inspect the roof and gutter system to locate the leak source, checking for blockages, damaged sections, and seal failures. If gutters are blocked, we clear the debris and test water flow to confirm proper drainage. For structural issues like cracked tiles or failed flashing, we explain the repair scope and provide a fixed-price quote before proceeding. Where leaks have caused internal water damage, we can coordinate with other trades if needed, though our focus is resolving the plumbing and drainage fault first.

Roof and gutter work is weather-dependent; we can't safely complete repairs during heavy rain or high winds. Once conditions allow, repairs typically involve sealing the leak point, replacing damaged sections, and testing water flow to confirm the issue is resolved. We clean up the work area and remove any debris generated during the repair.

A malfunctioning toilet disrupts the household quickly. In Gregory Hills homes, common toilet faults include continuous running after flushing (wasting water), weak or incomplete flushes, leaks around the base, or blockages causing slow drainage or backflow. A running toilet typically indicates a faulty flapper valve or fill valve inside the cistern, allowing water to flow continuously into the bowl. Weak flushes often trace back to blocked rim jets, a partially closed inlet valve, or a faulty flush mechanism.

We diagnose the fault onsite by inspecting the cistern components, testing the flush mechanism, and checking for leaks or blockages. For component failures, we replace the faulty part (flapper, fill valve, flush button assembly) and test the system to confirm correct operation. For blockages, we clear the obstruction using appropriate tools, then verify the toilet drains properly. If the issue involves a cracked pan or failed wax seal (causing leaks at the base), we explain whether repair is viable or replacement is the better option, then provide a fixed-price quote.

Toilet repairs are usually completed within an hour for standard faults. Once the work is done, we test the flush, check for leaks, and confirm the toilet operates correctly before leaving.

A burst pipe or hidden leak at a Gregory Hills property is an urgent situation. Burst pipes cause immediate water damage, flooding floors and soaking walls, while hidden leaks (inside walls, under slabs, or in roof cavities) often go unnoticed until water stains, mould growth, or unexplained water bill increases reveal the problem. In newer estates, ruptured pipes are less common than in older suburbs with aging infrastructure, but they still occur due to faulty installation, water hammer, or sudden pressure surges.

If you've got an active burst, isolate the water supply at the mains (usually located near the front boundary or in the garage) to stop further flooding, then call us immediately. We'll dispatch a plumber to locate the burst, assess the damage, and provide a temporary or permanent repair depending on the situation. For hidden leaks, we use electronic ultrasonic leak location equipment to pinpoint the leak location without invasive demolition, then access and repair the affected section.

Once the leak or burst is repaired, we test the system under pressure to confirm the repair holds and there are no additional weak points. If the burst has caused internal water damage, we can provide documentation of the plumbing fault for insurance purposes, though you'll need to arrange separate trades for remediation work like plastering or painting.

General plumbing at Gregory Hills properties covers the routine maintenance, repairs, and installations that keep a household running smoothly: fixing leaking taps, repairing toilets, clearing blocked drains, replacing worn fixtures, installing new appliances, and maintaining existing systems. While these jobs might seem minor compared to emergencies, they're important for preventing larger problems and maintaining property value.

We handle general plumbing work with the same attention to detail as urgent callouts. Each job follows our standard process: assess the issue onsite, explain what's required, provide a fixed-price quote, complete the work to meet Australian Standards, then test and verify the outcome. Whether it's replacing a worn tap washer, installing a new kitchen mixer, or upgrading old fixtures to water-efficient models, we use quality materials and ensure the work is completed correctly the first time.

For properties undergoing renovations or upgrades, we can coordinate plumbing work around other trades, handle rough-in installations for new bathrooms or kitchens, then return for final fixture installation once tiling and cabinetry are complete. We're familiar with Camden Council requirements and can provide compliance documentation where needed for permit or certification purposes.

Commercial plumbing call-outs in Gregory Hills, whether for retail premises, office buildings, or industrial facilities, operates under tighter constraints than residential work. Downtime affects revenue, customer experience, and compliance with health and safety regulations, so speed and reliability matter. We handle commercial plumbing with that urgency in mind, providing rapid response for emergencies and scheduling routine maintenance around your operational needs.

Our commercial services cover the full range of plumbing work: installing and maintaining fixtures, clearing blocked drains, repairing hot water systems, servicing grease traps, and ensuring compliance with relevant codes and regulations. For new fit-outs or refurbishments, we coordinate with project managers and other trades to complete rough-in work on schedule, then return for final fixture installation once the site is ready.

We understand that commercial clients need clear documentation for compliance, insurance, and maintenance records. We provide detailed job reports, compliance certificates where required, and can schedule regular maintenance visits to identify and address potential issues before they disrupt operations. Our technicians follow site requirements like inductions, sign-in procedures, and safety protocols, and we can work outside business hours to minimise disruption where needed.

For urgent commercial callouts, we dispatch a licensed and insured plumbing technician immediately and provide an ETA based on current traffic and job load. Our mobile workshops carry the tools and parts needed to resolve most faults onsite, reducing downtime and getting your business back to normal as quickly as possible.