Plumber South Wentworthville

We handle routine maintenance, urgent repairs, and full installations for homes and businesses in South Wentworthville, covering drainage, hot water, gas fitting, and general plumbing faults. Each job begins with an onsite inspection to confirm what's required, followed by a flat-rate quote that breaks down the scope so you can decide before any work proceeds. If inspection reveals structural damage or a larger underlying issue, we explain the options and provide a separate quote for that additional work rather than surprising you with an expanded bill at the end.

As a family-owned business with near-perfect 5-star ratings based on over 800 verified customer reviews, we've built our reputation on showing up when promised, explaining what we find in plain English, and standing behind the work with our Lifetime Labour Warranty. Our plumbers are licensed in NSW, background-checked, and trained to respect your property (boot covers, drop sheets, and thorough cleanup are standard). We also carry comprehensive insurance, which means Public Liability protection if accidental property damage occurs and Workers Compensation coverage related to workplace injuries.

Urgent jobs are sent out first via immediate dispatch from our West Sydney hub. Same-day service is available for standard enquiries when the schedule allows, and we provide arrival time updates at booking where possible so you're not left waiting all day. Whether it's a leaking tap wasting water overnight, a toilet that won't stop running, or a hot water unit showing rust-coloured water in the morning, call us and we'll confirm the fault, quote the fix, and restore function the same visit when parts and access allow.

Blocked drains across South Wentworthville typically involve tree root intrusion in older clay or terracotta pipes, Fat-Oil-Grease (FOG) buildup in kitchen lines, or debris accumulation in external gully traps and stormwater drains after heavy rain near Finlaysons Creek. We start with a high-definition CCTV drain CCTV check to locate the blockage type and depth, which shows us whether it's a simple obstruction or a structural pipe issue requiring relining or excavation.

For straightforward blockages, we use high-pressure water jetting (hydro-jetting at 3,000, 5,000 PSI) to pulverise roots and scour grease from pipe walls, restoring near-full flow capacity without digging. The camera footage is reviewed onsite so you can see exactly what caused the restriction and whether the pipe structure is intact. If the camera reveals cracks, collapsed sections, or significant root penetration, we explain the relining or replacement options and provide a separate fixed quote for that structural work rather than proceeding without your confirmation.

In practice, older properties near mature street trees often show fine root tendrils entering microscopic cracks in aging pipes, which expand over time and trap debris. Kitchen blockages usually trace to FOG solidifying as it cools, narrowing the pipe diameter until solid waste can't pass. After clearing the line, we test flow with water and confirm drainage is restored, then explain what maintenance (if any) can reduce the chance of recurrence. The work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if the same cleared section blocks again due to workmanship, we'll return and fix it at no additional labour cost.

Plumbing emergencies don't wait for business hours. We provide 24/7 emergency response across South Wentworthville for situations that can't be safely delayed: ruptured pipes flooding the property, gas leaks requiring immediate isolation, sewage backups posing a health risk, or hot water service failures during winter when vulnerable occupants need heating. When you call, we assess urgency, allocate the nearest available licensed, insured plumber from our dispatch points, and provide an ETA based on current traffic and bookings.

"Immediate dispatch" means urgent jobs are sent out first and the plumber is on the way as soon as the call ends; it doesn't guarantee a specific arrival time, which depends on the plumber's current location and road conditions. For gas leaks, we advise turning off the gas meter (if safe to do so), ventilating the area, avoiding ignition sources, and evacuating if the smell is strong. For ruptured pipes, isolating the water supply at the mains limits damage while the plumber is en route. We don't coach step-by-step troubleshooting; if there's a safety risk or active property damage, book a licensed, insured plumber and we'll confirm the fault onsite.

Our emergency plumbers arrive with diagnostic equipment (CCTV cameras, leak detectors, gas sniffers, pressure gauges), a comprehensive parts inventory, and the authority to make safe-making decisions onsite. Once the immediate risk is controlled (water isolated, gas shut off, sewage contained), we assess the full scope, explain what's needed for a permanent fix, and provide a fixed-price quote before proceeding with the repair. Emergency callouts are priced by the job, not by the hour, and you'll be told the fixed price before the plumber starts the repair work so there's no bill shock at the end.

Roof and gutter leaks are often first noticed as ceiling stains, damp patches on internal walls, or water pooling in the roof cavity after rain. We use CCTV cameras and moisture metres to locate the entry point (often a cracked tile, lifted flashing, or blocked gutter causing water to back up under the roof edge), then confirm whether the leak is due to a plumbing fixture (vent pipe collar, overflow, or hot water relief valve discharge) or a roofing/structural issue.

Where the leak involves plumbing components (a cracked vent boot allowing water to run down the vent pipe, a leaking overflow from a header tank, or a corroded relief valve discharge dripping onto the roof), we repair or replace the faulty fitting and test the seal under water flow. If the leak is traced to damaged roofing (cracked tiles, deteriorated flashing, or blocked gutters causing overflow), we'll advise you to engage a licensed roofer for that structural work, as it falls outside plumbing scope.

For properties where gutters overflow during heavy rain and water enters through eaves or soffits, we assess whether the gutter capacity is adequate for the roof area and downpipe sizing. Undersized downpipes or blocked leaf guards can cause water to back up and find entry points into the roof cavity. Once the plumbing component is repaired or the drainage capacity is corrected, we verify flow under simulated rain conditions (using a hose to replicate heavy downpour) and confirm the leak is resolved before leaving.

A toilet that won't stop running, won't flush properly, or leaks at the base disrupts daily life and can waste significant water (a running toilet can waste hundreds of litres per day if the inlet valve doesn't shut off). We diagnose by testing the flush mechanism, checking the inlet valve and float for correct operation, inspecting the flush valve seal for wear, and confirming the pan is sealed correctly to the waste outlet.

Common toilet repairs include replacing the inlet valve (which controls water flow into the cistern), replacing the flush valve seal (which stops water leaking from the cistern into the bowl when not flushing), or resealing the pan to the floor where the wax ring has failed and sewage odours or water are escaping. For toilets that won't flush effectively (weak flush, double-flushing required), we check the cistern water level, confirm the flush valve is opening fully, and inspect the waste outlet for partial blockages.

If the toilet is old and parts are no longer available, or the ceramic pan is cracked, replacement is often more cost-effective than ongoing repairs. We'll explain the options (like-for-like replacement vs. Upgrading to a dual-flush WELS-rated model that uses less water) and provide a fixed quote including removal of the old unit, supply and installation of the new toilet, reconnection to existing water and waste lines, and testing for leaks and proper flush function. All toilet repairs are covered by our workmanship warranty, and we clean the work area thoroughly before leaving.

Fixed Today provides commercial plumbing services across South Wentworthville for retail shops, office buildings, restaurants, and strata complexes, covering routine maintenance, urgent repairs, and compliance upgrades. Commercial work often involves coordinating access outside business hours, following site induction procedures, and providing documentation for maintenance logs and compliance records.

Typical commercial jobs include clearing blocked drains in food service venues (grease traps, floor wastes, interceptor pits), repairing leaking amenities (toilets, basins, urinals), maintaining hot water systems servicing multiple tenants, and replacing failed tapware in high-use environments. We also handle backflow prevention testing and certification where required by Sydney Water for commercial premises connected to mains supply, ensuring compliant devices are installed and tested annually.

For strata complexes, we work with building managers to address common-property plumbing (main water lines, sewer connections, stormwater drainage) while respecting lot boundaries and coordinating with owners or tenants for access to individual units. We provide itemised quotes, progress updates, and job completion documentation suitable for strata records and insurance claims. Where urgent issues affect multiple tenants (burst main, sewer blockage, gas leakage), we respond immediately to isolate the risk, make the building safe, and implement a permanent fix once scope is clarified.

As a licensed, insured, family-owned operation with over 15 years in the Sydney market, we understand that commercial downtime is costly. We arrive with the diagnostic tools and parts inventory to resolve common issues on the first visit, provide fixed pricing before we begin, and back all repairs with our Lifetime Labour Warranty. Whether it's scheduled maintenance or an after-hours emergency, Fixed Today is your reliable local partner for commercial plumbing in South Wentworthville and across the Cumberland Council area.