Plumber Spring Farm

Fixed Today Plumbing handles residential and commercial plumbing across Spring Farm, covering routine maintenance, emergency repairs, and new installations. Our service range includes drainage clearing, hot water repairs and replacement work, gas fitting, ruptured pipe repairs, and general fixture work. Every job begins with a detailed onsite assessment to confirm the scope, followed by a fixed-price quote before work proceeds. That quote is the price you pay, no hourly rates, no surprises at the end.

We're available 24/7 for plumbing emergencies. Urgent jobs are sent out first, and the nearest available technician is allocated from our dispatch points across Sydney. When you book, you'll receive an ETA and updates if traffic or earlier jobs cause delays. For non-urgent work, service the same day is typically available, and you can arrange a time window that suits your schedule.

Our fully stocked mobile workshops carry diagnostic equipment including CCTV inspection equipment for line inspections, high-pressure water jetters for clearing blockages, and electronic ultrasonic leak detection equipment for finding hidden bursts. Where repairs require specialised parts, we source them quickly and confirm revised timing before proceeding. All work is completed to meet Australian Standards, and we test the system after repairs to confirm the issue is resolved. Our process is straightforward: diagnose the fault, explain what's needed, provide the fixed quote, complete the work, then verify the outcome before leaving.

With over 800 verified customer reviews and a near-perfect rating, our reputation reflects the standard we maintain across every job. Spring Farm residents and businesses rely on us for transparent pricing, respectful conduct in occupied homes, and durable repairs that don't need revisiting. If you're dealing with a plumbing issue and want it handled properly the first time, contact Fixed Today Plumbing for an assessment and upfront quote.

When a pipe bursts or develops a leak at a Spring Farm property, the immediate priority is isolating the water supply to stop further damage. We dispatch a licensed plumbing specialist who locates the leak using electronic ultrasonic leak identification for hidden bursts behind walls or under slabs, or visual inspection for exposed pipework. Once the source is confirmed, we assess whether the pipe can be repaired with a targeted section replacement or if a longer run needs replacing.

Burst pipes are commonly caused by corrosion in older galvanised steel or copper lines, ground movement stressing rigid joints, or sudden pressure surges. Small leaks often start at soldered joints or threaded connections and escalate over time if moisture weakens surrounding materials. We repair leaking pipes by cutting out the damaged section and installing new pipework, or by using trenchless pipe relining where excavation would disrupt driveways, pathrooms, or landscaping. Pipe relining involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the existing pipe, which cures to form a seamless internal sleeve that's structurally independent and lasts for decades.

The repair is tested under pressure before we restore water flow, and we confirm there are no secondary leaks at nearby joints. Our team uses drop sheets and protective coverings to keep work areas clean, and debris is removed at the end of the job. If the burst has caused ceiling or wall damage, we can coordinate with building professionals to manage the full restoration, though the plumbing repair itself is completed first to prevent further water ingress.

Leaking taps waste water and can escalate into more significant issues if moisture seeps into cabinetry or causes mould growth under sinks. The typical cause is a worn washer, degraded O-ring, or a faulty ceramic disc cartridge inside the tap body. In older tap designs, the valve seat can corrode, making it impossible for the washer to seal properly even after replacement.

We disassemble the tap to identify which component has failed, then replace the worn part with a matching washer, cartridge, or valve assembly. For taps where parts are no longer available or the internal threads are damaged, we recommend full tap replacement and can source a matching style to preserve the look of your bathroom or kitchen. The repair is tested under full water pressure to confirm the leak is stopped, and we check that water flow and temperature mixing work correctly before finishing.

Addressing a leaking tap promptly reduces water waste and prevents damage to surrounding fixtures. In Spring Farm homes with older plumbing, we often see a pattern where one tap failure is followed by others as fixtures installed at the same time reach the end of their service life. If multiple taps are showing signs of wear, we can assess them all during the same visit and provide a fixed quote to address each one, avoiding repeat callouts.

Shower issues in Spring Farm homes typically involve low water pressure, leaking taps or mixers, cracked tiles allowing water to seep behind the wall, or blocked drains causing pooling. Low pressure is often caused by a clogged shower head, restrictor buildup, or a faulty pressure-balancing valve. Leaks at the tap or mixer usually trace back to worn cartridges or O-rings inside the fixture.

We diagnose the fault by testing water flow, inspecting the mixer and diverter operation, and checking for moisture behind tiles or around the shower base. If the shower head is clogged, cleaning or replacement typically restores pressure. For leaking mixers, we replace the internal cartridge or valve assembly. Where tiles are cracked or grout has deteriorated, water can penetrate the wall cavity and cause structural damage or mould growth, which means resealing or re-grouting is necessary to prevent long-term issues.

In cases where the shower drain is slow or blocked, we clear the trap and branch line using mechanical or hydro-jetting methods depending on the obstruction type. Our team takes care to protect finished surfaces, stone, tiles, and glass screens, during the repair, using covers and working methodically to avoid accidental damage. Once the repair is complete, we test the shower under normal operating conditions to confirm pressure, temperature control, and drainage are all functioning as expected.

Gas work at Spring Farm properties includes new gas line installations, appliance connections, gas leakage detection and repair, and compliance testing. All gas fitting must be performed by a licensed and insured gas fitter in NSW, and a compliance certificate is issued upon completion to verify the installation meets AS/NZS 5601.1 safety standards. Gas leaks are identified by the distinctive mercaptan odour added to natural gas, hissing sounds near appliances or pipework, or dying vegetation over underground lines.

We detect leaks using combustible gas detectors and thermal imaging to locate faults behind walls or in sub-floor areas. Once identified, the faulty section is isolated, repaired or replaced, and the entire system is pressure-tested to confirm it's gas-tight before being recommissioned. For new gas appliances such as cooktops, ovens, or gas hot water systems, we run the gas line from the meter to the appliance location, size the pipe correctly for the appliance demand, and connect it in accordance with manufacturer specifications.

Safety is non-negotiable in gas work. If you smell gas, turn off the gas supply at the meter if it's safe to do so, ventilate the area, and contact us immediately for an emergency assessment. Do not operate electrical switches or create ignition sources until the leak is confirmed and repaired. Our gas fitters carry all necessary detection equipment and parts to resolve most gas issues on the first visit, and compliance certificates are provided for all regulated work to satisfy insurance and council requirements.