Plumbing Education Blog

From a clogged drain to a blocked toilet - These are the top 6 Residential Plumbing Emergencies in Melbourne, along with advice on what you need to do to fix them!

We’ve put together a simple Summer Plumbing Checklist to ensure your home plumbing systems are ready for visitors in your Melbourne home.

Did you know a TPR Valve prevents damage to your Hot Water System? Learn where to find it and how to check if it needs replacing.

How do you sift your way through the hundreds of Melbourne Plumbers that came up on your google search, all claiming to be expert plumbers in Melbourne? Below we share two key tips to help you make the correct decision the first time. 1. Pick Up the Phone and Call Whilst reading testimonials, reviews and …

Most of us have experienced a plumbing emergency in our Melbourne homes, blocked toilets, leaking roof, blocked drains or burst water pipes are all examples of plumbing emergencies. Some you can attempt to do a DIY repair and others need a professional licensed Master Plumber. A burst hot water system is definitely one you need …

Why Does My Toilet Keep Running? Your toilet could possibly be the most important plumbing fixture in your Melbourne home. Like most plumbing problems, if you act quickly after noticing it continues to run then you limit the chances of being left without a toilet. A toilet left to run will also leave you with …

What is a Storm Water Drain? Storm water drains are designed and engineered to handle heavy rain but when your storm system is compromised it can cause serious and expensive damage to your home. Putting off cleaning out your storm water drains could be a very expensive decision if unexpected storms and heavy rain were …

We’re now in the depths of a Melbourne winter and most of us have our heating systems running more often than not, so its imperative you take into account the risks associated with incorrectly installed and maintained appliances as carbon monoxide poisoning poses a very real risk to a person’s life. Carbon monoxide, CO, is …

Temperature storage and delivery To protect against the growth of Legionella bacteria, it is a legal requirement that any stored heated water be kept at a minimum temperature of 60°C. To prevent scalding, the delivery temperature of water for personal hygiene purposes, primarily bathroom taps, is legally required not to exceed: 45°C – For early …