Plumber Tregear

Fixed Today Plumbing has operated in Tregear and across Western Sydney since 2010, building a service record based on repeat customers and a near-perfect rating across 800+ verified reviews. Emergency plumbing services are available around the clock, with urgent jobs prioritised for immediate dispatch. For non-emergency work, we handle everything from minor tap repairs through to full hot water supply replacements and commercial drainage overhauls.

Our pricing model removes guesswork: once we assess the job onsite and confirm what's involved, you receive a fixed-price quote that covers the work. That price is the final price. No hourly rate creep, no surprise add-ons. If scope changes during the job, we explain what's different and confirm any adjustment before continuing.

Insurance matters because accidents happen. We carry current Public Liability coverage, which protects you if property damage occurs during the work, and Workers Compensation, which relates to workplace injuries. Both are maintained year-round, and we can provide proof of currency on request. Our workmanship is backed by a Lifetime Labour Warranty, meaning if an issue traces back to how we completed the job, we return and make it right at no additional labour cost.

Every attending plumber holds an active NSW licence, and our team includes licensed master plumbers with specialist training in gas fitting, drainage, and hot water supply systems. We arrive in uniform, confirm identity at the door, and keep the work area as tidy as practical. Most jobs in Tregear are completed the same day once parts and access are confirmed.

A blocked drain in Tregear typically starts with slow drainage and progresses to complete backup if not cleared. Common causes include tree roots seeking moisture and entering through microscopic cracks in older clay or terracotta pipes, or fat and grease solidifying in kitchen waste lines and trapping debris. Once a blockage forms, wastewater has nowhere to go, leading to overflow, odour, and potential property damage.

We start every drainage job with a high-definition CCTV CCTV check to locate the blockage and identify its type. That visual confirmation tells us whether we're dealing with roots, grease, foreign objects, or structural pipe failure. The footage is recorded and can be provided to you for insurance or future reference.

Clearing is typically done using high-pressure water jetting, which fires water at controlled pressure to break up obstructions and scour the pipe walls clean. For root intrusions, we use cutting nozzles that slice through the growth and restore flow. If the camera reveals that the pipe itself has collapsed or severely deteriorated, we explain the replacement or relining options and provide a separate quote for that structural work before proceeding.

Once cleared, we verify full flow by running water through the system and checking the camera footage again. If the blockage was caused by a structural issue that wasn't addressed, we explain what's likely to happen next and recommend a timeframe for follow-up work.

Roof and gutter leaks typically result from blocked downpipes, rusted gutter sections, or failed flashing seals where the roof meets vertical surfaces. During heavy rain, blocked gutters overflow, sending water into fascia boards and ceilings, or down internal walls. If the issue isn't addressed, water damage spreads, causing timber rot, mould growth, and potential structural deterioration.

Our assessment involves inspecting the roof and gutter system from access points, checking for blockages, testing downpipe flow, and examining flashing and sealant condition. We use cameras where internal gutter runs are difficult to reach. Once the fault is located, we explain what's causing the leak, what needs replacing or sealing, and what the timeframe looks like.

Repairs cover gutter section replacement, downpipe unblocking and realignment, flashing resealing, and roof penetration sealing around vents and skylights. Where gutters are heavily corroded across multiple sections, we discuss full gutter replacement as a longer-term solution and provide separate pricing so you can compare repair versus replacement costs.

All work is tested by running water through the system before departing. If the leak was caused by an issue we couldn't see until the repair was underway, we pause, explain what's been found, and confirm whether you want to proceed with the additional work before continuing.

When a toilet in Tregear keeps running, won't flush properly, or leaks at the base, the problem usually traces to a worn flapper valve, a faulty fill valve, a blocked siphon jet, or a deteriorated wax seal under the pan. Left unaddressed, a running toilet wastes hundreds of litres of water per day, and a leaking seal can cause subfloor water damage.

Our technicians arrive with fully stocked vehicles containing common replacement parts: flapper valves, fill valve assemblies, flush buttons, cistern seals, and wax rings. Most toilet repairs are completed onsite in one visit once the fault is identified. We test flush function, check for leaks at all connection points, and verify that the cistern refills to the correct level without overflow.

If the toilet pan itself is cracked or the cistern is beyond economical repair, we discuss replacement options and provide pricing for supply and installation of a new suite. All installations are completed to Australian plumbing standards, with proper sealing, secure pan fixing, and tested flush performance prior to leaving.

Blockages in the toilet trap or downstream waste line are cleared using mechanical augers or high-pressure jetting, depending on the obstruction type. If the blockage is caused by foreign objects lodged in the trap, removal may require lifting the pan, we confirm that before proceeding and adjust the quote if additional work is required.

A broken pipe is a plumbing emergency. Water escapes under mains pressure, flooding rooms, damaging belongings, and soaking structural timbers and plasterboard. Common causes include corrosion in aging metal pipes, freeze-thaw stress in exposed copper lines, or sudden pressure spikes from water hammer. The longer water flows, the more extensive the damage becomes.

If you have an active burst, the immediate priority is stopping water flow. Locate your property's water main shutoff valve, usually near the front boundary or water meter, and turn it off completely. That isolates the entire property and stops further flooding. Once water is off, contact us for emergency dispatch.

Our emergency plumbers carry electronic leak detection equipment and thermal imaging cameras to pinpoint hidden leaks behind walls, under floors, or in ceiling cavities without unnecessary demolition. Once located, we assess whether the damaged section can be cut out and rejoined, or whether a longer pipe run needs replacement due to widespread corrosion.

Repairs are completed using appropriate methods for the pipe material: compression fittings for copper, solvent welding for PVC, or push-fit connectors for PEX. The repaired section is pressure tested before walls are closed up or water is restored. If the burst revealed broader corrosion issues across multiple pipe runs, we document what we found and recommend a staged replacement plan to prevent future failures.

Following our standard process, you receive a fixed-price quote once the damage is assessed and the repair method is confirmed. The price includes access work, pipe replacement, testing, and making good any necessary wall or floor openings.

General plumbing covers the routine maintenance, repairs, and minor installations that keep homes and businesses operating without disruption. In Tregear properties, this typically includes tap repairs and part replacements, toilet cistern adjustments, fixing minor leaks, clearing slow drains, installing new fixtures, pressure adjustments, and verifying that existing plumbing meets current standards during renovations.

We assess each job onsite, confirm what's required, and provide a fixed-fee quote before starting. For straightforward repairs where the scope is clear from the outset, such as replacing a tap washer or resealing a leaking trap, the quote is provided quickly and work proceeds the same visit. For jobs requiring parts ordering or further investigation, we schedule a return visit once everything needed is on hand.

Our approach prioritises durable fixes over temporary patches. If a fixture is extensively corroded or a pipe section is deteriorating, we explain whether repair will hold or whether replacement is the more reliable option. That recommendation is based on what we observe during assessment, not on maximising job size.

All completed work is tested prior to leaving: taps are checked under pressure, toilets are flushed multiple times, and drains are run to verify flow. We clean up the work area, remove any waste materials, and provide a written invoice detailing what was done. The work is covered by our Lifetime Labour Warranty, so if an issue arises due to how we completed the repair, we return and fix it at no additional labour cost.

Fixed Today Plumbing provides commercial plumbing services to businesses, retail premises, industrial sites, and multi-tenancy properties across Tregear and Blacktown Council areas. Commercial work differs from residential plumbing in scale, compliance requirements, and the need to minimise operational downtime.

Our commercial services include drainage maintenance and emergency unblocking, hot water unit repairs and replacement work for high-demand applications, backflow prevention device installation and testing, grease trap servicing and compliance, burst pipe repairs, gas fitting for commercial kitchens and heating systems, and plumbing infrastructure upgrades to meet current Australian Standards.

We understand that plumbing failures disrupt business operations and can trigger OH&S concerns. Emergency commercial callouts receive the same priority dispatch as residential emergencies, and we can schedule non-urgent work outside business hours or during low-traffic periods to reduce impact on trading.

All commercial work is documented with compliance certificates where required by regulation, and invoicing is structured to suit business accounting requirements. We can provide detailed scope breakdowns, progress reports for larger projects, and photo documentation of completed work for building management records.

For larger commercial projects or ongoing maintenance contracts, we provide a detailed assessment, fixed-price quotation, and staged work schedule that accounts for site access constraints, coordination with other trades, and any council or Sydney Water approval requirements. Our goal is to keep your business operating safely and efficiently, with plumbing infrastructure that meets compliance standards and performs reliably under commercial demand.