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Kitchen faucet/ mixer snapped, needs to be replaced

Plumbing work for two new bathroom and toilet of first floor, connecting to existing sewage pipe of ground floor

I have a tap that won’t stop dropping and need someone to fix it. I’m sure it’s just a washer change.

Present 135 litre gas hot water tank has been leaking water so needs a new one installed by plumber

The drain pipe for the kitchen sink (outside) is leaking. It appears that the diversion valve may need to be replaced. The part circled in red in one of the photos comes off when we are draining water. Looking for someone who can fix it. Thank you.

Require Plumber to fix leaking bathroom tap, fix leaking laundry tap & review 2 x shower heads to ensure no leaks

Remove and replace all tiles at bathtub area and basin need supply and install

My fridge is not working. I don’t know the reason. Need someone to fix it

Change basin tap set due to leaking hot water

HI, my dishwasher isnt draining. Need it unblocked.

My toilet is blocked, need someone to fix it

We have an existing tap that needs to be reconnected and a toilet cistern that continuosly leaks into bowl.

Plumber needed to change 5 taps , washers may need changing too.

Toilet seems clogged and is draining slowly.

Kitchen drain block due to oil I guess, terra- cotta pipes and please refer to pic attached

I Dr Fussy Cold Water Toilet Seat Bidet with Dual Nozzle gifted to me but none of the tools or patience to install it myself.

Hello, I need a skilled plumber to address some maintenance and repair issues in my home. Below are the specific plumbing concerns: 1. Leaky Kitchen Sink: Water is escaping from my sink. While it’s not a major issue during regular use, when the sink is full and I unplug it, there’s a noticeable leak underneath.I suspect wear and tear in the washer or O-ring, which may need replacement. 2. Water Hammer My pipes emit a loud banging noise when I turn the water flow on or off in both the bathroom and kitchen. Despite having our house water pressure inspected by Yarra Valley Water (with no issues found), the staff believes there might be an underlying problem related to the hot water system or other factors.Urgent attention is required to resolve this issue promptly. 3. Shower Head Leakage: My shower head leaks unless I tighten it excessively. It’s likely due to a faulty washer or jumper valve. 4. Toilet Pan Connector Replacement: Two toilet pan connectors need replacement. The rubber seals may have deteriorated over time. I’ve temporarily rotated the rubber seals and applied sealant and sticky tape to prevent further leakage. 5. Drain Trap Installation or Replacement: The old S-trap under the bathroom sink occasionally leaks. I’ve used a plastic pipe connector as a temporary fix, but I’m concerned about its long-term durability. Installing a new drain trap or reconnecting the old one properly would be ideal. If you specialize in plumbing repairs, please feel free to leave a message or provide a quote for any or all of the mentioned jobs. Thank you Nathan

Hi there, I need some professional help with some house maintenance and repairs as soon as possible, especially the water hammer. Below are the specific issues I’d like addressed: 1. Leaky Kitchen Sink: Water is leaking from my kitchen sink. Under normal use (minimal water collection and regular washing up), it’s not a significant problem. However, when the sink is full and I unplug it, there’s a leak underneath. I suspect wear and tear in the washer or O-ring, which needs replacement. 2. Water Hammer: My pipes make a loud banging noise when I turn the water flow on or off, especially with the shower taps. Yarra Valley Water has inspected our house water pressure, and there are no issues there. The staff believes the problem might be related to the hot water system. 3. Shower Head Leak: The shower head leaks unless I tighten it very tightly. It could be due to a faulty washer or jumper valve. 4. Old Bathroom Fan Replacement: The existing bathroom fan runs at a low speed and doesn’t effectively draw air out of the bathroom. As a result, there are cracks and mould on the bathroom ceiling. I’d like to replace the fan. However, during an inspection by an electrician, it was noted that the fan isn’t directly connected to the outside of my home through its own duct. Replacing the fan itself would address the issue, but I may need ductwork installed to vent outside. Thank you for taking the time to read this. If you’re interested in these jobs, please feel free to provide a quote or leave a message below. Best

Pipe has a crack and water burst, need a certified plumber to fix it

Pilot light won’t stay on for no hot water