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Fixed Today Plumbing provides 24/7 emergency plumbing in The Rocks, NSW 2000, with immediate dispatch from local Sydney hubs and fixed upfront pricing before work starts.

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Fixed Today Plumbing provides emergency plumbing services in The Rocks, NSW 2000, dispatching licensed plumbers from nearby Sydney hubs for immediate response to urgent jobs. The service covers residential, commercial, and heritage properties across the 2000 postcode, with 24/7 availability and a multi-van fleet to reach properties quickly despite The Rocks' narrow lane access and limited parking zones common to the historic precinct.

We are a family-owned business with over 15 years' operation in Sydney, holding NSW Plumber, Drainer & Gasfitter Licence 305428C. All work is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship and completed by licensed technicians carrying full Public Liability insurance (protecting you if accidental property damage occurs during work) and Workers Compensation coverage. Our near-perfect 5-star rating across 800+ verified customer reviews reflects consistent delivery on fixed upfront pricing, clear communication, and professional conduct in occupied homes and commercial sites.

The Rocks presents distinct servicing considerations due to its sandstone construction heritage, heritage overlay restrictions on external work, and the mix of older terracotta drainage beneath cobblestone laneways alongside modern apartment fit-outs. We schedule work around entry windows, coordinate with strata where required, and explain compliance requirements under Sydney Water's jurisdiction before starting any regulated drainage or sewer work in the area.

Emergency Plumbing Services in The Rocks

Fixed Today Plumbing responds to plumbing emergencies in The Rocks 24/7, with immediate dispatch of the nearest available licensed trade technician to urgent jobs including ruptured pipes, gas leakages, sewer backups, and active flooding. Response timing depends on current bookings and traffic conditions; an ETA is provided when you book and updated as the plumber travels. This covers emergencies requiring same-day resolution to prevent property damage or safety risks; routine repairs and maintenance are scheduled during standard booking windows.

Emergency plumbing situations create stress and risk. A burst pipe can flood a room in minutes. A gas smell requires immediate professional assessment to make the system safe. Sewer backups present health hazards and need containment. Our emergency technicians arrive in fully stocked mobile workshops carrying diagnostic equipment, high-pressure jetting systems, pipe repair materials, and replacement parts to resolve common emergency scenarios onsite without requiring a return visit for parts.

The process starts with scope confirmation. We assess the affected area, identify the cause using drain inspection cameras or electronic leak detection where needed, and explain what's required to make it safe and restore function. A flat-rate quote is provided before work starts, with no hidden fees added later. The price is set by the job, not by the hour, so you can decide whether to proceed once you know the full cost.

For heritage properties in The Rocks, emergency work sometimes involves additional considerations. Sandstone foundations and early pipe installations can complicate access. We confirm entry points and assess structural constraints before starting invasive work, and coordinate with strata or heritage requirements where external changes are proposed. Our technicians use drop sheets, wear boot covers in occupied homes, and clean the work area before leaving, which matters when working around period features or finished heritage interiors.

Common emergency scenarios we handle in The Rocks include tree root intrusion into aging terracotta sewer lines (typical in properties built before 1920), corroded galvanised steel pipes in pre-war buildings, pressure surges affecting older fixtures, and blockages in shared strata drainage systems. After repairs are completed, we test function and verify the system is operating safely before leaving the property.

Fixed Upfront Pricing

We provide a fixed-price quote before we begin, based on confirmed scope. The price quoted is the price paid, with no hidden fees or hourly rate surprises added once the job is underway.

Verified Customer Rating

Our near-perfect 5-star rating reflects over 800 verified customer reviews. This rating is earned through consistent delivery on pricing transparency, professional conduct, and durable repairs backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty.

24/7 Immediate Dispatch

Emergency jobs are sent out immediately from the nearest Sydney dispatch hub. An ETA is provided when you book, with updates as the technician travels. Same-day service is available for all standard plumbing enquiries across The Rocks.

Licensed & Insured

All attending technicians hold NSW plumbing licences. We carry full Public Liability insurance (protecting you if accidental property damage occurs) and Workers Compensation (covering workplace injury risk), with current policies maintained.

Hot Water Systems

When hot water stops flowing or arrives inconsistent in temperature, the cause is usually a failing heating element, a corroded sacrificial anode allowing tank rust, or a faulty thermostat. In The Rocks properties with continuous flow gas systems, the issue often traces to scale buildup in the heat exchanger or a blocked burner jet, both common in Sydney's moderately hard water areas. We install, repair, and service electric storage, gas continuous flow, and heat pump hot water systems across commercial and domestic properties, diagnosing faults and confirming the required fix before quoting.

Assessment involves checking the system type, age, and current fault symptoms. We test water temperature at the tap, inspect the unit for visible corrosion or leaks, and check gas burner operation or electric element function depending on the system. For older units showing rust in the hot water service or taking longer to heat, the issue is often a depleted anode rod that should've been replaced during routine maintenance. If inspection reveals the tank itself has corroded through, replacement is explained alongside repair options, with the fixed price confirmed once scope is clear.

Installation of new hot water systems must comply with AS/NZS 3500 standards, including mandatory Tempering Valves (limiting water to 50°C at the tap to prevent scalding) and Pressure Relief Valves (preventing tank over-pressurisation). We explain these requirements in plain English before quoting, since they affect both the installation process and the final price. For heritage apartments and terrace homes in The Rocks with limited roof or external space, we assess placement options and confirm access for future servicing as part of the initial consultation.

All hot water work is completed by licensed plumbers and backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, with manufacturer warranties applying to the tank and components. We test the system after repair or installation, verify temperature at the tap, check for leaks at connections, and confirm the pressure relief valve is discharging correctly before leaving. If you're unsure whether repair or replacement makes sense for your situation, a quick assessment can confirm the most cost-effective option based on the unit's age and condition.

Blocked Drains

Drainage blockages in The Rocks often originate from tree root intrusion into terracotta pipes installed during the suburb's early development, or from debris and grease accumulation in kitchen lines serving the area's cafes and restaurants. Fixed Today Plumbing clears blocked drains by locating the obstruction with camera inspection equipment and removing it using high-pressure water jetting or mechanical methods suited to the pipe material and blockage type. This covers typical internal and external blockages in accessible lines; if inspection shows collapsed pipe sections or structural damage requiring excavation, the options are explained and scope is clarified before any additional work proceeds.

The clearing process starts with assessment. We insert a high-definition CCTV camera to identify the blockage location, type, and surrounding pipe condition. This visual confirmation shows whether it's root intrusion, solidified grease, foreign objects, or pipe deterioration causing the restriction. For root-affected lines, high-pressure jetting at 3,000-5,000 PSI cuts through the roots and scours the pipe walls, restoring near-full flow capacity. For grease blockages common in commercial kitchens, the hydro-jetting nozzle breaks up the solidified fat and flushes it downstream to the main sewer.

In practice, we see recurring blockages in The Rocks properties where original terracotta drainage sits beneath sandstone foundations or narrow laneways, making traditional excavation disruptive and expensive. When CCTV footage reveals cracks or joint separation allowing ongoing root entry, we explain drain relining as a trenchless repair option that creates a seamless inner pipe without digging. This method works for PVC, clay, and concrete pipes that haven't fully collapsed, and it's often preferred when the affected line runs under heritage cobblestones or established building footings.

Blocked drains can escalate quickly if raw sewage backs up into the property. We provide same-day service for urgent blockages to restore flow and prevent further damage. After clearing, we verify flow with a water test and provide footage showing the cleared line where helpful. If the blockage involved shared strata drainage, we document findings and coordinate with the strata manager where the issue affects common property boundaries. All drainage work in The Rocks falls under Sydney Water's jurisdiction, so compliance documentation is provided where required for regulated sewer repairs.

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Leaking Taps

Is a dripping tap costing you more than the annoyance? A tap leaking at one drip per second wastes roughly 20 litres daily, adding unnecessary cost to water bills while signalling a worn washer, damaged O-ring, or corroded valve seat inside the tap body. We repair leaking taps, showers, and mixer fittings by identifying the failing component and replacing it with quality parts, or by replacing the entire fixture where internal corrosion makes repair uneconomical.

Assessment involves shutting off the water supply, disassembling the tap, and inspecting the internal components. In older brass taps common to heritage properties, the issue is often a deteriorated fibre washer that's compressed and no longer seals against the valve seat. In modern ceramic disc mixers, a cracked cartridge usually causes the drip. We explain what's failed and provide a fixed quote for replacement or repair before reassembling anything.

For properties in The Rocks with period fixtures or heritage-listed fittings, replacement sometimes requires sourcing specific tap styles or finishes to match existing bathroom or kitchen aesthetics. We confirm availability and lead times before quoting, since heritage overlay restrictions can affect fixture changes visible from the street or in publicly accessible areas. If the leaking tap is in a strata apartment, we coordinate with the body corporate where the affected fixture serves common property or requires access to shared plumbing risers.

Repairing a tap is typically straightforward and cost-effective when caught early. Ignoring the drip allows the valve seat to corrode further, eventually requiring full tap replacement instead of a simple washer change. We test the repair after reassembly, confirm the tap operates smoothly without leaks, and check water pressure hasn't been affected by the work. If multiple taps are dripping or water pressure has dropped across the property, it may indicate a broader issue with the supply line or pressure regulation that's worth assessing during the same visit.

Roof & Gutter Repairs

For The Rocks properties, roof and gutter maintenance prevents water ingress that can damage heritage sandstone walls and internal plaster finishes. Fixed Today Plumbing inspects, clears, and repairs gutters and downpipes to maintain proper stormwater drainage, addressing blockages from leaf debris, repairing rusted or separated gutter sections, and replacing damaged downpipes that allow water to pool against building foundations.

Blocked gutters are a common issue after heavy rain or during autumn leaf-fall. Water overflows the gutter edge and runs down external walls, often entering through window frames or deteriorated mortar joints in older masonry. We clear debris using manual removal and high-pressure flushing, then inspect for rust-through, poor fall (slope), or separated joints that prevent proper drainage even when clear.

In heritage buildings, original cast iron or pressed metal gutters may have corroded beyond repair. Replacement requires matching the profile and material to maintain the building's historic character, particularly where heritage overlays apply to street-facing facades. We confirm compliance requirements with the relevant authority before quoting, since some external changes need approval even for essential maintenance work.

After repair or clearing, we test drainage by running water through the system and checking downpipes discharge correctly to stormwater drains or collection tanks. If the property uses rainwater harvesting common to some adaptive reuse conversions in The Rocks, we verify the first-flush diverter is functioning and the tank inlet screen isn't blocked. All roof and gutter plumbing work uses materials meeting Australian Standards for durability and corrosion resistance in Sydney's coastal environment.

Shower Repairs

You turn the shower on and water pressure is weak, temperature fluctuates wildly, or the shower screen leaks onto the bathroom floor. These faults typically trace to a blocked shower head, a failing thermostatic mixer cartridge, or deteriorated waterproofing around the shower base allowing water to escape. We diagnose and repair shower issues including leaks, pressure problems, and drainage faults, confirming the cause before quoting and using quality replacement parts backed by our workmanship warranty.

Low water pressure often results from mineral scale buildup inside the shower head or the mixer valve body. Sydney's water contains dissolved minerals that accumulate over time, gradually restricting flow. We disassemble the head, soak it in descaling solution, and reassemble it, or replace it entirely where scale has permanently blocked the internal channels. If pressure is low across multiple fixtures, the issue may be in the main supply line or pressure regulator, which we check during the same visit.

Temperature fluctuations indicate a worn thermostatic cartridge that's no longer mixing hot and cold water consistently. In older shower valves without thermostatic control, the issue is usually a loose or corroded spindle allowing the valve seat to shift position. We replace the faulty cartridge or valve mechanism, then test operation through multiple cycles to confirm stable temperature and flow.

Leaking shower screens or wet floors outside the shower area point to failed waterproofing or damaged shower screen seals. In The Rocks apartments, this is a common issue in renovated bathrooms where original waterproofing has deteriorated or where screen installation didn't properly seal against the tiled substrate. We assess whether resealing the screen channel will resolve it, or whether the leak originates from failed waterproofing beneath the tiles requiring more extensive repair. After fixing the immediate fault, we test with a full-pressure shower run to verify the leak is stopped and water is contained correctly.

Toilet Repairs

A toilet that won't flush properly, keeps running after use, or leaks water onto the bathroom floor needs immediate assessment to prevent water waste and potential floor damage. Fixed Today Plumbing repairs and replaces toilets across The Rocks residential and commercial properties, diagnosing cistern faults, flush valve failures, blocked pans, and leaking seals, then providing a fixed quote for replacement or repair based on the confirmed issue.

Common faults include a continuously running cistern (usually a worn flapper valve or faulty fill valve that doesn't shut off), weak flush (often a blocked rim jet or failing flush valve), or a rocking bowl that's leaking at the pan collar seal. We diagnose by checking the cistern internals, testing flush operation, and inspecting the pan seal for water leakage. If the toilet is old and requires replacement rather than repair, we explain the options and confirm the fixed price before removing the existing fixture.

Replacing a toilet involves shutting off the water supply, removing the old pan, scraping the outlet collar clean, and installing a new pan with a fresh wax or rubber seal to prevent sewer gas leakage. The new cistern is installed, connected to the water supply, and adjusted to ensure proper flush volume and fill shutoff. We test multiple flush cycles and check for leaks at all connection points before finishing.

In The Rocks strata apartments, toilet repairs sometimes involve coordination with building management where the affected fixture serves common areas or where access to the sewer riser is required. We can provide documentation suitable for strata records and coordinate timing around building access requirements. All repairs are tested and verified before we leave, and backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship.

Gas Fitting

If you smell gas or need a new gas appliance connected, the work must be completed by a properly licensed gas fitter to ensure safety and compliance with AS/NZS 5601.1 standards. Fixed Today Plumbing holds NSW Gas Fitting Licence 305428C, and all gas work is completed by licensed technicians who test the system for leaks and issue compliance certificates where required by regulation.

Gas leak detection uses specialised combustible gas detectors and pressure testing to identify leaks in pipework, connections, or appliances. The distinctive "rotten egg" odour (an added mercaptan safety signal) is the most obvious indicator, but leaks can also present as hissing sounds near appliances, dying vegetation over underground lines, or unusual soot buildup on burners. If you smell gas, shut off the main gas valve if safe to do so, ventilate the area, do not operate electrical switches, and call a licensed gas fitter immediately for assessment.

Installing new gas lines or connecting appliances involves sizing the pipe correctly for the appliance's gas consumption rate, running the line from the meter to the appliance location, making secure connections at both ends, and pressure-testing the entire system to confirm it's gas-tight. We explain the process before starting, provide a fixed-price quote based on the confirmed run length and connection points, and issue the required compliance certificate upon completion.

In The Rocks, gas work sometimes involves coordinating with Sydney Water or the gas distributor for meter relocations or new main connections, particularly in heritage buildings being converted or renovated. We can liaise with these authorities on your behalf and explain approval timelines and requirements before quoting. After completing any gas installation or repair, we test the system with a pressure loss test (holding pressure for the mandated duration to verify no leaks exist) and check all appliances are operating correctly before leaving the property.

Burst & Leaking Pipes

A broken pipe requires immediate action. Water floods the property quickly, damaging floors, walls, and possessions while the leak continues. Fixed Today Plumbing responds to burst and leaking pipes with immediate dispatch, arriving with the tools and materials needed to isolate the damaged section, stop the water flow, and complete a permanent repair that prevents recurrence.

The priority is making it safe and stopping further damage. We locate the main water shutoff valve, isolate the burst section, and assess the extent of the damage. In properties with multiple zones, we may be able to isolate just the affected area and restore water to the rest of the property while the repair is completed. If the burst occurred in a concealed location (behind walls or under floors), we use electronic ultrasonic leak detection to pinpoint the exact leak location without unnecessary demolition.

Burst pipes in The Rocks properties often involve corroded galvanised steel pipes in pre-war buildings, freeze-thaw damage to external pipework during rare cold snaps, or pressure surges from the mains supply that exceed the pipe's rated capacity. In older terrace homes, the original lead pipes were often replaced piecemeal over decades, creating mixed-material joins that corrode and fail over time. We explain what caused the burst during assessment, since it affects whether a localised repair is sufficient or whether repiping a larger section makes sense to prevent repeat failures.

After isolating and repairing the damaged section, we test the system at full pressure to verify the repair is watertight and check for additional weak points that may be close to failure. We clean up water where practical (though flood damage cleanup and drying is typically handled by a restoration specialist rather than a plumber), and provide photos or documentation of the completed repair for insurance or strata records where requested. The repair is backed by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship, giving you confidence the fix is permanent.

Strata Plumbing

Strata properties involve shared plumbing infrastructure where faults can affect multiple units and responsibility boundaries between lot owners and the body corporate must be clearly understood. Fixed Today Plumbing services strata buildings across The Rocks, providing plumbing repairs, maintenance, and emergency response for commercial and domestic strata complexes. We coordinate directly with strata managers, maintain clear communication throughout the job, and provide documentation suitable for strata records and compliance reporting.

Common strata plumbing issues include blockages in shared sewer lines (affecting multiple units when the main riser or horizontal drain is obstructed), leaking risers inside walls or service ducts (often only discovered when water appears in a unit below), and disputes over responsibility when a fault sits at the boundary between lot and common property. We assess the affected system, identify whether the fault is within a lot or in common property infrastructure, and explain the findings in plain English before quoting.

For The Rocks strata buildings, servicing considerations include access coordination (arranging entry to multiple units or common areas), parking and equipment access in narrow streets, and working around building occupation to minimise disruption. We schedule work around access time slots when provided and can work after hours where necessary for urgent repairs affecting building services.

Our strata plumbing services include drain blockage cleaning using CCTV and hydro-jetting, pipe relining for damaged common property sewer lines, gas leakage identification and appliance compliance checks, hot water unit maintenance for communal systems, backflow prevention testing where required by Sydney Water, and emergency callout for ruptured pipes or sewer overflows. We test and verify all work before leaving, provide photos and CCTV footage where helpful, and issue compliance certificates for regulated work.

General Plumbing

Fixed Today Plumbing handles general domestic and commercial plumbing across The Rocks, from routine fixture repairs to complete bathroom and kitchen installations. Our licensed plumbers complete a broad range of work including tap replacements, pipe repairs, toilet installations, water filter fitting, backflow prevention valve testing, and general maintenance that keeps your plumbing system functioning reliably.

General plumbing work follows our standard process: we assess the required work onsite, explain what's involved in plain English, and provide a fixed-price quote before starting. The price is set by the job, not by the hour, so you know the full cost upfront. If inspection reveals additional issues or if scope changes during the work, we explain the options and confirm any price adjustment before proceeding.

The scope of general plumbing includes installing or replacing taps and mixers, repairing leaking fixtures, upgrading shower systems, installing new toilets or vanities, running new water supply lines for appliances or outdoor taps, replacing corroded pipe sections, fitting water filters or pressure regulators, and testing backflow prevention devices to maintain Sydney Water compliance where applicable. We use quality parts from trusted suppliers, install to Australian plumbing standards, and back all work with our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship.

For heritage properties in The Rocks, general plumbing sometimes involves working around sandstone walls, timber floor joists, and original fixtures that require careful handling or matching replacements. We assess access constraints and potential complications before quoting, confirm the approach with you before starting work, and complete the job with care to protect finished surfaces and heritage features. After installation or repair, we test function, check for leaks, verify water pressure, and clean the work area before leaving.

Emergency Plumbing Response Process

When an emergency strikes, the response process is immediate dispatch followed by onsite assessment, scope confirmation, fixed-price quoting, and completion with verification. Fixed Today Plumbing operates 24/7 across The Rocks, with fully stocked mobile workshops and licensed technicians ready to handle burst pipes, gas leaks, sewer backups, and flooding situations that require urgent professional intervention.

Calling for an emergency plumber involves explaining the situation so we can allocate the right technician and equipment. We ask what's happening (ruptured pipe, gas smell, sewer backup), where it's located, and whether you've been able to isolate water or gas supplies. This information determines urgency and helps us prepare the right tools and parts for first-visit resolution where the issue is a common fault we can fix without ordering specialised components.

The technician arrives and confirms the immediate risk (active water flow, gas leak, electrical hazard near water). We make the situation safe by isolating supplies, containing water, or ventilating gas before starting diagnostic work. Assessment involves identifying the cause using CCTV cameras for drainage issues, electronic leak detection for concealed pipe bursts, or pressure testing for gas leakages. We explain what's failed, what's required to fix it permanently, and provide a fixed-price quote based on the confirmed scope.

Emergency pricing reflects after-hours availability and immediate dispatch, but it's still fixed and explained upfront. We don't start work until you've agreed to the quoted price. Once approved, we complete the repair using our mobile workshop's stock of pipes, fittings, fixtures, and parts to resolve the fault onsite. After repair, we test the system to verify it's functioning safely and won't fail again immediately, then clean up and provide documentation where needed for insurance or strata purposes.

Commercial Plumbing

Commercial properties in The Rocks including cafes, restaurants, retail stores, and office buildings require plumbing services that minimise operational disruption and maintain compliance with health and safety regulations. Fixed Today Plumbing provides commercial plumbing for business premises across the 2000 postcode, handling everything from urgent repairs to scheduled maintenance and fit-out plumbing for new or renovated commercial spaces.

Commercial plumbing differs from residential work in scale, complexity, and consequence. A blocked grease trap in a restaurant kitchen can shut down food service until cleared. A leaking toilet in an office building wastes water continuously until repaired. Hot water failure in a hair salon prevents core business operations. We understand these impacts and schedule work to minimise disruption, working after hours where necessary and coordinating with business operations to maintain service continuity.

Common commercial plumbing services include clearing blocked drains and grease traps in hospitality venues, maintaining hot water systems for high-demand commercial use, repairing leaking fixtures in bathrooms and kitchens, installing and maintaining backflow prevention devices required by Sydney Water for commercial premises, testing and certifying Tempering Valves (TMVs) in aged care and hospitality, pressure testing gas installations for commercial kitchens and heating systems, and emergency response for burst pipes or sewer backups that affect business operations.

We provide documentation suitable for compliance records, health inspections, and insurance requirements. Our commercial plumbing work is completed by licensed technicians, backed by full Public Liability insurance, and covered by our Lifetime Labour Warranty on workmanship. We can work within site-specific requirements including inductions, sign-in procedures, and safety protocols where the commercial property requires them. A quick call can arrange an assessment and fixed-price quote for any commercial plumbing need in The Rocks.

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Plumbing FAQ's in The Rocks

These questions address common concerns from The Rocks residents and business owners about plumbing services, pricing, response times, and what to expect when booking. If your specific question isn't covered here, call us and we'll explain exactly what's involved for your situation.

How quickly can a plumber reach The Rocks for an emergency?

Emergency jobs are dispatched immediately from the nearest available Sydney hub. Arrival timing depends on current bookings and traffic, but The Rocks is central and accessible from multiple dispatch points including our West Sydney hub. An ETA is provided when you book and updated as the plumber travels. Same-day service is available for urgent situations requiring rapid response.

What does fixed upfront pricing actually mean?

We assess the job onsite, confirm exactly what's required, and provide a fixed-price quote before starting any work. That quoted price is the final price you pay, with no hourly rate charges or surprise fees added once the job is underway. The price is set by the job scope, not by how long it takes to complete.

Do you charge a call-out fee for The Rocks?

Call-out fee policy varies by service area and job type. Many areas including parts of Sydney have no call-out fee, but it's confirmed when you book. If a call-out fee applies to your location, it's explained upfront and may be waived or offset depending on the work approved. Confirm the call-out status for The Rocks when scheduling your booking.

What does your insurance actually protect me from?

We carry full Public Liability insurance, which protects you if accidental property damage occurs during our work, and Workers Compensation, which covers workplace injury risk on the job. These policies are current and maintained. This means you're protected from financial risk if something goes wrong during the plumbing work we're completing at your property.

Can you work in heritage buildings and strata apartments?

Yes. We regularly service heritage properties and strata buildings across The Rocks, coordinating with strata managers, working around heritage overlay restrictions, and scheduling work around entry time windows when required. We can provide documentation for strata records and compliance reporting, and we understand the access and approval considerations common to heritage and strata work in this area.

What causes blocked drains in older Rocks properties?

Tree root intrusion into aging terracotta pipes is the most common cause in pre-1920s buildings. Roots enter through microscopic cracks, expand over time, and trap debris. Grease accumulation in kitchen lines is also frequent, particularly in commercial properties. CCTV CCTV inspection identifies the exact cause and location before we quote for repair or clearing work.

How does your Lifetime Labour Warranty work?

Our Lifetime Labour Warranty covers the workmanship on plumbing repairs and installations we complete. If the work itself fails due to how we performed it, we'll return and fix it at no additional labour cost. This doesn't cover new faults, wear on other components, or manufacturer defects in parts (which are covered by separate manufacturer warranties), but it does mean our work is guaranteed.

What's involved in a first visit for a plumbing problem?

The plumber assesses the affected area, uses diagnostic tools like CCTV cameras or leak detectors where needed, identifies the cause, and explains what's required to fix it. You receive a fixed-price quote based on the confirmed scope. If you approve the quote, the work proceeds immediately using parts from our fully stocked mobile workshop where the repair is standard and parts are available.

Can you fix most issues on the first visit?

Many common plumbing faults can be resolved on the first visit if the diagnosis is straightforward and required parts are in our mobile workshop stock. This includes typical blocked drains, leaking taps, toilet repairs, and broken pipe sections. If the issue requires specialised parts, excavation, or structural work beyond standard repairs, we explain the next steps and timeline once scope is confirmed.

Do your plumbers have police checks and ID?

Yes. All attending technicians have completed police checks and background checks. Staff can identify themselves on arrival and arrive in uniform. We understand security-sensitive and occupied home considerations, and we follow entry instructions carefully, keeping work areas tidy and minimising disruption throughout the job.

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