Plumber Wetherill Park

Fixed Today Plumbing is a family-owned business with over 15 years of operation across Sydney's western suburbs. Our reputation is built on completing thousands of jobs throughout Western Sydney, giving the team direct working knowledge of the commercial and domestic plumbing patterns common in the region.

All work is completed by licensed plumbers who meet Australian Standards requirements for commercial and domestic installations. We maintain a multi-van fleet and carry specialised diagnostic equipment, including high-definition drain inspection cameras, high-pressure water jetters, and electronic leak detection tools, so most jobs can be assessed and resolved on the first visit when access and parts allow.

Pricing is provided upfront once scope is confirmed on site, with no hourly rates and no price increases at the end of the job. If you mention "web55" when booking, you'll receive $55 off (limited to one per person on paying jobs). Call-out fee arrangements vary by service area and job type, so confirm the call-out fee status when booking to avoid uncertainty.

The first step is always a detailed onsite assessment. The plumber inspects the affected area, tests the system where relevant, and confirms what's involved in resolving the issue. This might include checking water pressure, running a CCTV drain camera, or isolating sections of pipework to locate a hidden leak.

Once the scope is clear, you receive a flat-rate quote before any work begins. The quote includes labour, parts, and any disposal or cleanup required. There are no hidden costs, and the price doesn't change unless scope changes due to unforeseen findings, in which case options are explained and confirmed before proceeding.

After the work is completed, the system is tested to verify the outcome. For drainage, that means confirming flow is restored. For hot water, it means checking temperature and pressure at the taps. You'll also receive documentation suitable for landlords, strata managers, and business records where required.

A blocked drain in Wetherill Park is typically caused by debris buildup, tree root intrusion in older sewer lines, or grease and food waste solidifying in kitchen pipes. The restriction slows drainage initially, then stops it completely if left unaddressed, often resulting in wastewater backing up into sinks, showers, or floor drains.

We start with a CCTV drain CCTV check to locate the blockage and identify the cause. The camera is inserted through an access point and provides a live video feed showing exactly what's restricting the line, roots, collapsed pipe sections, grease deposits, or foreign objects. Once the cause is confirmed, the appropriate clearing method is selected.

High-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting) is used to break up solid obstructions and scour grease from pipe walls, restoring flow without damaging the pipework. If the camera reveals structural damage such as a collapsed section or severe root intrusion, trenchless pipe relining or excavation and replacement options are explained, and a separate quote is provided before any additional work proceeds.

When hot water runs cold, fluctuates in temperature, or stops flowing entirely, the issue usually traces back to a failing heating element, a corroded sacrificial anode, sediment buildup in the tank, or a faulty thermostat. In gas continuous flow systems, burner or ignition faults are common, while heat pump systems can suffer compressor failures or refrigerant leaks.

Our assessment begins by testing water temperature at multiple outlets, checking the relief valve operation, and inspecting the system for visible corrosion, leaks, or error codes. For storage tanks, we check the age of the unit and the condition of the anode rod, which protects the tank from internal corrosion but degrades over time.

If the system can be repaired cost-effectively, replacement parts are sourced and fitted to Australian Standards. If the tank is beyond economical repair, typically systems over 10 years old with significant corrosion, we discuss replacement options including electric storage, gas continuous flow, and heat pump models. Installation is completed to compliance standards, with all connections tested and a compliance certificate issued where required.

Sydney's weather alternates between heavy downpours and intense summer heat, both of which stress roofing and gutter systems. Water entering through cracked tiles, damaged flashing, or overflowing gutters causes ceiling stains, insulation damage, and structural timber rot if ignored. In many cases, the entry point isn't directly above the visible stain, as water can travel along roof battens before dropping through.

Our inspection involves checking for blocked or sagging gutters, damaged downpipes, deteriorated flashing around penetrations like vents and chimneys, and cracked or missing roof tiles. Once the leak source is identified, the repair approach is confirmed. This might involve clearing blocked downpipes, replacing damaged flashing, re-bedding loose tiles, or resealing penetrations with waterproof compounds.

For gutter overflows caused by insufficient capacity or poor fall, we assess whether the existing gutter profile is adequate for the roof catchment area. If not, options for upsizing or adding overflow relief points are explained. All roof work is completed safely using proper access equipment, and the site is left clean with debris removed.

A toilet that won't flush properly, keeps running, or leaks at the base disrupts daily routines and wastes water. Running toilets are usually caused by a faulty flapper valve or fill valve that won't shut off, allowing water to continuously flow into the overflow. Weak flushing is often due to blocked rim jets or insufficient water in the cistern.

We start by inspecting the cistern internals, checking the fill valve, flush valve, and flapper for wear or misalignment. If components are worn, replacements are fitted using quality parts that meet Australian Standards. For blocked toilets, the obstruction is cleared using a closet auger or, if required, by removing the pan to access the S-bend.

Leaks at the pan base indicate a failed wax ring seal or cracked pan collar. This requires lifting the toilet, replacing the seal, and re-setting the pan level. If the pan itself is cracked, replacement is the only safe option. Once repairs are complete, the flush operation and fill cycle are tested to confirm proper function.

Commercial and strata plumbing requires coordination, clear documentation, and minimal disruption to operations. Fixed Today provides scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs, and compliance-focused installations for retail, industrial, and multi-residential properties throughout Wetherill Park and the surrounding Fairfield area.

Our services include drainage maintenance programs, hot water unit servicing, backflow prevention device testing, and gas appliance installations. For strata managers, we can coordinate access, provide detailed job reports suitable for committee records, and complete work during off-peak hours to reduce impact on residents.

All work meets Australian Standards and local authority requirements. Where compliance certificates or council approvals are required, we handle the paperwork and liaise with authorities on your behalf. If your site has induction or sign-in requirements, our technicians will follow them.

Pricing for commercial work is provided upfront once scope is clarified, with options for ongoing maintenance contracts if preferred. If unexpected issues are discovered during routine servicing, we'll explain the options and obtain approval before proceeding with additional work.