Plumber St Clair

We cover the full range of domestic and commercial plumbing work in St Clair and across the Penrith City Council area, from routine maintenance and tap repairs through to emergency callouts for ruptured pipes and gas leaks. The process starts with an onsite assessment using diagnostic tools where needed, then a fixed-fee quote is provided before any work begins; once you approve the scope and price, we complete the installation or repair and verify the outcome before leaving.

For over 15 years, Fixed Today Plumbing has handled drainage blockages, hot water system failures, gas appliance installations, pipe lining, leak detection, toilet and fixture replacements, and rooftop plumbing across Western Sydney. Our multi-van fleet operates from localised dispatch points including our West Sydney hub, which allows us to respond to St Clair properties without crossing the city for every job. When urgent jobs come through, they're sent out first and the nearest available licensed plumbing technician is allocated, which typically means faster arrival than a single-office model.

Technicians arrive in uniform and can identify themselves before entry. We use drop sheets and protective coverings in work areas to protect floors and finishes, and we clean up the site at the end of the job. If the work involves cutting access or making visible changes to finished surfaces, we explain what's involved before starting and confirm you're happy to proceed. All work is completed to Australian plumbing standards, and where required by regulation, compliance certificates is provided for gas fitting, backflow prevention, and drainage connections.

Our mobile workshops are fully stocked with common parts, fixtures, and tools, so most jobs can be completed on the first visit once scope is confirmed. Where parts need to be ordered or the job requires specialist equipment, we explain timing and next steps before leaving. Payment is accepted by all major credit cards once work is verified and you're satisfied with the result.

When a toilet in a St Clair property keeps running, won't flush properly, or leaks at the base, Fixed Today Plumbing diagnoses the fault and provides a fixed-price repair or replacement quote before starting. Common causes include a failing flapper valve inside the cistern, a worn fill valve that can't shut off properly, a cracked pan or cistern that's leaking under pressure, or a blocked internal trap that stops waste clearing. This covers standard repairs to existing toilets in accessible locations; if the issue involves concealed pipework behind tiled walls or under concrete slabs, we explain what's involved and confirm scope once access is assessed.

Diagnosis starts by checking water flow into and out of the cistern, inspecting the flapper and overflow pipe, and testing the flush mechanism under load. If the pan itself is cracked or the suite is outdated and parts are no longer available, replacement with a new cistern and pan is often more cost-effective than sourcing obsolete components. We carry common replacement parts and a range of modern dual-flush suites in our mobile workshops, so most repairs and replacement work can be completed on the first visit once you approve the quote.

All installations are completed to AS/NZS 3500 plumbing standards, with proper sealing at the pan collar, correct water supply connection, and verification of flush performance before leaving. If the toilet is in a bathroom with finished tiling or premium fixtures, we protect surrounding surfaces during removal and installation, and we clean up thoroughly at the end. The work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, and manufacturer warranties apply separately to the new suite and components.

Fixed Today Plumbing installs, repairs, and replaces gas, electric, and heat pump hot water systems across St Clair, covering major brands including Rheem, Dux, Rinnai, Bosch, and Vulcan. When a system fails, the first step is diagnosing whether the issue is a repairable component fault (such as a failing thermostat, element, or gas valve) or end-of-life tank corrosion that requires full replacement. If inspection shows the tank is leaking or heavily corroded internally, repair is often not viable, and we provide a fixed-price replacement quote with system options explained before proceeding.

In properties with older storage tanks, rust-coloured water in the morning is usually the first sign of internal corrosion, caused by a depleted sacrificial anode rod that's no longer protecting the tank lining. If caught early, anode replacement can extend tank life; if the tank lining is already compromised, replacement is typically necessary within a short timeframe. Continuous flow systems fail differently, often due to heat exchanger scale buildup, ignition faults, or sensor failures, which are diagnosed using manufacturer-specific fault codes and testing.

All hot water service installations are completed to AS/NZS 3500 standards, with mandatory Tempering Valves installed or verified to prevent scalding (limiting water to 50°C at the tap) and Pressure Relief Valves fitted to prevent tank over-pressurisation. Gas installations require additional compliance certification under AS/NZS 5601.1, and we provide the compliance certificate on completion. System sizing is confirmed based on household occupancy, usage patterns, and available energy sources (gas connection, electrical capacity, or roof orientation for solar boosting), so the replacement system matches the property's needs without undersizing or wasting capacity.

Our technicians carry common repair parts and can often restore hot water on the first visit for component faults. For full replacements, lead time depends on the system type and brand availability, typically ranging from same-day installation for common electric storage tanks through to a few days for specialist heat pump or solar units. We explain timing and next steps before ordering, and we coordinate delivery and installation to minimise disruption.

Drainage blockages in St Clair properties often result from tree root intrusion in older clay or earthenware lines, grease buildup in kitchen waste pipes, or foreign objects lodged in the trap. Fixed Today Plumbing clears blockages using hydro jetting (hydro-jetting) for stubborn obstructions and mechanical tools for specific foreign objects, with the method selected based on what CCTV check reveals. This covers typical internal and external blockages in accessible drainage lines; if inspection shows the pipe has collapsed, is heavily root-damaged, or requires structural repair, we explain the options (excavation, relining, or spot repair) and confirm scope before proceeding.

Initial assessment involves locating the blockage using CCTV check, which provides a live video feed showing the exact nature and position of the restriction. That footage lets us confirm whether the blockage is clearable or whether the pipe itself has failed. High-pressure jetting uses specialised nozzles that fire water at 3,000, 5,000 PSI to pulverise roots, scour grease from pipe walls, and flush debris downstream to the main sewer. The process restores the line to near-full capacity without excavation, provided the pipe structure is still intact.

Where tree roots have caused cracking or joint separation, trenchless pipe relining is often the permanent solution. Relining involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into the damaged pipe, inflating it against the pipe wall, and curing it to form a seamless internal pipe that's structurally independent of the old line. This works for PVC, clay, cast iron, and concrete pipes, provided the pipe hasn't completely collapsed. It's particularly effective under driveways, paths, and established landscaping where excavation would be disruptive and costly.

All drainage work within the property boundary falls under the property owner's responsibility. Where the blockage is confirmed to be in the main Sydney Water sewer line beyond the property boundary, we identify the handover point and advise you to contact Sydney Water for clearance. If the issue is within your property, we provide a fixed-price quote for clearing and any required repair before starting work.

Roof plumbing across St Clair properties includes gutter clearing, downpipe repairs, roof leak identification and repair, and replacement of damaged or missing roof penetrations (vent cowls, skylights, or pipe flashings). When stormwater isn't draining properly or water is entering the ceiling space, Fixed Today Plumbing inspects the roof to locate the source, then provides a fixed-price quote for clearing blockages, resealing flashings, or replacing damaged sections. This covers accessible single and double-storey roofs where safe access can be established; complex multi-level or high-pitch roofs may require specialist height access equipment, which we arrange if needed.

Gutter blockages from leaf litter, debris, or silt buildup prevent proper drainage and cause water to overflow into fascias, soffits, or back up under roof tiles. Regular clearing prevents that overflow and reduces the risk of rust damage to metal gutters or rot damage to timber fascias. Downpipes blocked at the base or underground can cause similar backup; we use high-pressure jetting or mechanical clearing to restore flow from the downpipe into the stormwater system.

Roof leaks are often traced to failed sealant around penetrations, cracked or lifted tiles, or damaged valley flashings where two roof planes meet. We identify the entry point, confirm the extent of any internal water damage, then repair or replace the failed component and test under simulated rain conditions where practical. If the leak has caused ceiling staining or insulation saturation, we advise on drying and potential mould assessment before closing up.

All roofwork is completed with appropriate safety measures including harnesses and edge protection, and we clean up gutters and ground areas before leaving. The work is backed by our workmanship warranty, and we recommend periodic gutter clearing (typically annually or bi-annually depending on surrounding trees) to prevent repeat blockages.

Fixed Today Plumbing covers the full range of plumbing service work across St Clair, from minor tap repairs through to major drainage overhauls, hot water service replacements, and gas system installations. We operate 24/7 for emergency callouts where safety or property protection is at risk, and we schedule non-urgent work to suit your availability. The process is consistent: assess the issue, confirm scope, provide a fixed-fee quote, complete the work to Australian plumbing standards, verify the outcome, and clean up before leaving.

With over 15 years of operation and a near-perfect rating from 800+ verified customer reviews, the business has built a reputation on transparent communication, permanent solutions, and accountability backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty. We're a family-owned company, locally based in Western Sydney, and every technician is a NSW-licensed and insured plumbing technician who's completed police and background checks. That combination of experience, local presence, and verified standards means you're not taking a chance on an unknown contractor.

If you're unsure whether the issue needs urgent attention, a quick call is enough to confirm. We explain what the likely cause is, what's involved in fixing it, and whether it's something that can wait or needs same-day dispatch. There's no obligation to book; the call clarifies your options so you can decide with confidence. For non-urgent work, we schedule around your availability and provide arrival communication including ETA updates where practical.

When you're looking for a correctly licensed plumbing technician in St Clair who'll quote upfront, explain what's involved, and stand by the work long-term, Fixed Today Plumbing is set up to deliver exactly that. Call 1800 349 338 or enquire online, and we'll confirm availability, explain the process, and get a licensed trade technician dispatched or scheduled based on urgency.