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Plumbing work in Glendenning
We take on the ordinary range of household plumbing in Glendenning: drains that will not clear, hot water that has stopped, leaks, taps, toilets, gas appliances and roof plumbing. Where a problem is likely to return, we would rather establish why now than clear it again in six months. You will have a written quote before work starts, and if something unexpected appears once we are on site we stop and talk it through.
Our plumbing services in Glendenning
Blocked drains and camera inspections, hot water repair and replacement, burst and leaking pipes, taps and toilets, gas fitting, roof plumbing and gutters, and bathroom and kitchen plumbing. For a burst pipe or a serious leak, turn the water off at the mains tap before you call. If water is anywhere near power points, the switchboard or light fittings, stay clear and treat it as an electrical hazard. Do not enter standing water in a room with live power.
1. Licensed for the work
Rapid Service Plumbing is a licensed plumbing business and our licence details are published on this site. Plumbing, drainage and gas fitting are licensed trades in New South Wales, and every plumber who attends a job in Glendenning is licensed for the work they carry out.2. A written quote before we start
You get a written quote before any work starts, covering labour, parts and any other costs. If we find something unexpected once we are on site, we stop and talk it through with you before going further.
3. We find the cause, not just the symptom
A drain that keeps blocking or a tap that keeps dripping usually has an underlying reason. Where it matters we will investigate properly, including a camera inspection on drainage, so you are deciding with the full picture rather than paying twice for the same problem.
4. Options explained, not one answer
Repair and replacement are often both possible, and they suit different situations. We will tell you what each involves and what it means for the life of the fixture, then leave the decision with you.
5. Safety-sensitive work treated as such
Gas, hot water and anything involving water near electrical fittings carry real risk. We will tell you plainly when something should not be attempted at home and when a licensed professional needs to handle it.
We service Glendenning and surrounding suburbs
Plumbing questions from Glendenning residents
Questions we are regularly asked. If yours is not answered here, call the Sydney office on 02 9099 9138.
What information helps when I call?
Whatever you can tell us about the pattern. Whether one fixture is affected or several, whether it started suddenly or came on gradually, and whether anything changed just before it began. Those three details narrow the likely cause considerably before anyone arrives, which means less time spent diagnosing on site.
Will I know the cost before work starts?
You get a written quote before any work starts, covering labour, parts and any other costs. If we find something unexpected once we are on site, we stop and talk it through with you before going further.
How close to a drain can I plant a tree?
There is no single distance, because it depends on the species, its mature root spread and the condition of the pipe. The general principle is that vigorous surface rooting species belong well away from drainage runs, and that a root system typically extends further than the canopy above it. If you are unsure where your lines run, it is worth establishing that before planting rather than after.
Can roots get into a pipe that is in good condition?
Generally not. Roots exploit existing weaknesses such as ageing joints, cracks or sections that have moved, and they are drawn by the moisture escaping there. A sound, sealed pipe does not offer them an entry point, which is why relining a damaged section removes the problem rather than just delaying it.
I am about to landscape. What should I check first?
Where your drainage and water lines run, and whether anything is planned to sit on top of them. Building a structure or a paved area over a drain does not cause a problem immediately, but it makes any future access far more expensive. Knowing the route in advance is the cheap part.
