Leaking taps and toilets from $218 inc GST, confirmed on site. You get an upfront fixed price before any work starts, and you only pay for the work we do. No call-out fee in business hours.
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Leaking taps and toilets from $218 inc GST, confirmed on site. Upfront fixed price before any work starts.
Get an instant quoteRequest a callbackCall 1300 111 007No call-out fee in business hours. After-hours, weekend and emergency call-outs carry a call-out fee, always quoted upfront before we dispatch a plumber.

Three things: what has failed, whether the part is still made, and how easy it is to reach. A worn washer or cartridge in a standard tap is a quick fix.
An old wall tap set behind tiles, a concealed in-wall cistern or a fitting that is no longer made takes longer, and sometimes a replacement is the cheaper answer. The plumber finds the fault first and gives you the fixed price before touching anything.
Where the cartridge or valve is still made, a repair is usually cheaper. Where it is not, or the tap body is cracked or corroded, a new tap is the honest answer.
Toilets work the same way: a worn inlet valve or outlet washer is a repair, while a cracked cistern or a pan that leaks at the base is a replacement. We price both options before any work starts, so the choice is yours.
A running cistern wastes a surprising amount of water, and you pay for it on every water bill until it is fixed. It is usually a worn inlet valve or outlet washer, a one-visit fix, and our vans carry the common cistern parts.
A blocked toilet is a different job.
Mixer taps with ceramic cartridges, older washer taps, concealed cisterns and wall-hung pans each take different parts and different time. A concealed cistern is reached through the access plate in the wall, which adds a little time.
Tell us the brand and the type when you book and we can tell you more before we arrive.
Yes. Every extra job done in the same visit saves you $110, confirmed on site.
A dripping tap, a running cistern and a loose basin mixer in one visit costs less than three separate visits. Every job also comes with a free plumbing health check: we look over your flexi hoses, isolation taps and tempering valve and tell you about anything worth fixing.
No call-out fee in business hours. After-hours, weekend and emergency call-outs carry a call-out fee, always quoted upfront before we dispatch a plumber.
Most tap and toilet jobs can wait: Monday to Friday, 7am to 4pm, the office books you a time with no call-out fee. If the only toilet in the home is overflowing or a tap will not turn off, that is an emergency, and after hours the on-call plumber answers 1300 111 007.
Use the Instant Quote tool for a guide price in about a minute, call 1300 111 007, or send the form on this page. The office is open 7am to 6pm, seven days, and Nick or Julie aim to call you back within 30 minutes.
On site, the plumber confirms the exact fixed price before any work starts. Seniors and pensioners get 10% off, and so do returning customers; mention it when you book. Larger jobs, like a new toilet suite, can be paid off interest-free through Payright.



Questions
Leaking taps and toilets from $218 inc GST, confirmed on site. If you have more than one job for us in the same visit, it is $110 off each extra job in the same visit. No call-out fee in business hours.
Usually a worn inlet valve or outlet washer in the cistern. It wastes a surprising amount of water and it is a one-visit fix; our vans carry the common cistern parts.
Yes. We can supply a new suite or install one you have bought, remove the old one, and give you a fixed price for the whole job before we start.
Where the cartridge is still made, we replace the cartridge. Where it is not, a new mixer is the honest answer. We tell you which before any work starts, and we price both.
No, and it is cheaper to fix in business hours, when there is no call-out fee. A tap that will not turn off at all is urgent: shut the water off at the meter and call us.
Braided flexible hoses are one of the most common causes of indoor flooding in Sydney homes. Look for rust spots, fraying or bulging; manufacturers generally suggest replacing them every five to ten years. We check every flexi hose during the free plumbing health check that comes with every job.
No call-out fee in business hours. After-hours, weekend and emergency call-outs carry a call-out fee, always quoted upfront before we dispatch a plumber.
Upfront fixed price before any work starts. You only pay for the work we do. The online quote tool gives you a guide price in about a minute; the plumber confirms the exact price on site before touching anything.
Yes, every night from 6pm to 7am. Call 1300 111 007 and the on-call plumber answers, tells you whether we can get to you tonight, and quotes the after-hours call-out fee before we dispatch. We aim to be on site within 60 minutes for emergencies in the Inner West, St George and the Shire.
From our Earlwood base we cover the Inner West, St George, the Sutherland Shire, the Eastern Suburbs and the North Shore, and greater Sydney for larger jobs. Tell us your suburb and we tell you the real travel time.
Call 1300 111 007 or use the Instant Quote tool. Upfront fixed price before any work starts, NSW Licence 311287C, $20M public liability insurance, and the Lifetime Labour Guarantee on every job.
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