Plumber Port Kembla

Renovation plumbing for Port Kembla builders

Jobs we've completed around Port Kembla include renovation and new-home plumbing, rough-in and fit-off, bathroom renovations, sewer lines and commercial work. On a renovation, our part of the program usually runs like this:

• Isolating and capping the existing water and waste so demolition can begin
• Roughing in pipework for the new layout while walls and floors are open
• Altering the sewer drainage where a kitchen, bathroom or laundry moves
• Fitting off tapware, toilets, basins and appliances at the end

Moving a wet area

Tell us early if a kitchen, bathroom or laundry is changing position. New drainage is far easier to plan before the floor is opened than after the new floor has gone down. Planning a bathroom? Our bathroom renovation plumbing page covers each stage from strip-out to fit-off.

Sewer line problems in Port Kembla

A blocked or damaged sewer line tends to show up in more than one fixture at once. Watch for:

• Toilets, showers and sinks all draining slowly at the same time
• A drain that gurgles when another fixture empties (see why drains gurgle)
• Water or waste rising out of the outdoor gully
• A sewage smell around the drains outside

Finding the cause, not just the blockage

We clear the line first. If it keeps blocking, a camera run through the pipe shows what's going on before any repair is decided; read about our CCTV drain inspection and blocked drain clearing services.

Shops and businesses in Port Kembla

Commercial work is part of our Port Kembla job records too. For a shop or workplace, we can handle fit-out plumbing, repairs to staff and customer amenities, and planned maintenance. If you manage a commercial property, our commercial plumbing maintenance checklist is a useful place to start.

Calling a plumber in Port Kembla after hours

We pick up 24/7. Arrival times to Port Kembla vary with where our nearest plumber is working, so we'll give you an ETA as soon as you call 0411 251 759.

Until we get there, shutting the water off at the main and keeping people away from any overflowing drain or sewage are the two most useful things you can do.