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Everyday Plumbing Team

About Us

The Everyday Plumber Difference

We pride ourselves on continuing to deliver a great customer experience from the first enquiry through to job completion.

Price

Price

We offer a fair and competitive pricing structure, with fixed rates for common tasks and no call out fee
Reliability

Reliability

Prompt arrival and timeframe bookings eg: (9am 11am)
Emergencies & Quick Responses

Emergencies & Quick Responses

We have a vehicle dedicated to rapid responses and emergency jobs
Clean & Tidy

Clean & Tidy

We guarantee that we leave your home cleaner than before our arrival
Labour Guarantee

Labour Guarantee

All work is covered by our life time labour guarantee, for your peace of mind
Professional Plumbers

Professional Plumbers

All plumbers are fully qualified and industry-recognised
Payment Made Easy

Payment Made Easy

All service vehicles carry mobile EFTPOS machines
20% Pensioner Discounts

20% Pensioner Discounts

We believe in looking after our elders who have served us well.

Our Services

Plumbers, Gas Fitters, Hot Water and Blocked Drains Sydney

In addition to the services listed below, we provide specialist services including TMV Testing, Drainage Solutions, Pipe Freezing, Pipe Relining, Hot Water Repairs,

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A selection of Our Projects

Commercial Ladies Bathroom Installed In Taren Point
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Commercial Ladies Bathroom Installed In Taren Point

New Ladies' Bathroom Installation For A Crane Factory

Our plumbers were called to this commercial crane operating worksite in business in Taren Point to talk through a bathroom fit-out. The existing bathrooms were located on the ground floor, adjacent to the workshop area and were used by all of the male staff. However, the upstairs office is used by both men and women employees, but doesn't have a dedicated toilet.

Following concerns raised by their staff, our client made the decision to install a female-only bathroom in the office upstairs, instantly improving accessibility and comfort. The new bathroom fit-out would include a hand basin and other associated amenities.

Plumbing Installation For The New Commercial Bathroom Fit-Out

After chatting with the owner about their needs and budget, our team of commercial plumbers got to work inspecting and cleaning the new space. Our plumbers also took a look at the existing bathroom downstairs to match the colours and aesthetics.

The job included:

  • Installing a strong drainage system for the new upstairs bathroom
  • Installing a hand sink and running hot and cold water to it
  • Ensuring the floor waste system is installed correctly and is compliant
  • Preparing all of the plumbing infrastructure for future trades, including tiling, plastering, painting and electrical fit-outs to finalise the bathroom installation.

All of our plumbing work was finished in accordance with the latest Australian standards for commercial plumbing and workplace amenities, ensuring this bathroom is reliable and will work for years to come.

The result is a modern, functional bathroom space that enhances workplace conditions and meets the needs of all staff.

If your workplace needs to install a new bathroom or toilet or needs a total commercial fit out, don't hesitate to call us on 02 9191 7309 or complete our online booking form today.

Gas Hot Water System Upgrade In Potts Point
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Gas Hot Water System Upgrade In Potts Point

Gas Hot Water System Upgrade In Potts Point

Our gas fitters recently completed a job in this residential apartment building in Potts Point. The building consisted of 15 units with one central gas hot water system. The existing gas infrastructure and piping were old, which was putting unnecessary pressure on the gas hot water system, resulting in it going into "fault mode" and the residents having no hot water!

Because the system kept going into fault mode and needed manual resetting, tradespeople were repeatedly called back to the site, which led to growing frustration among the residents.

Our Diagnosis

Using the latest tools, our plumbers identified the cause of the low gas supply pressure and noticed that the existing gas pipes were too small to accommodate the high demands of the apartment building - especially during the evenings.

How the Work Was Carried Out

This gas upgrade involved:

  • Safely isolating the gas supply
  • Removing the old and undersized pipework
  • Installing a series of new, larger gas lines
  • Reconnecting all water meters and the hot water system pipes
  • Pressure testing the system to ensure it works safely and won't explode or leak
  • Restarting and testing the heater under load
  • We issued the property manager a full report and Gas Compliance Certificate

The Solution

We upgraded the gas pipework from the mains connection through to the hot water system. Our team installed a larger 65mm gas line, which safely allowed for gas to flow during peak times.

If you are having issues with your building's gas hot water system or want to upgrade it's infrastructure, our team of licensed and insured gas fitters are here to help. Call us today on (02) 9191 7309 for a comprehensive and free quote.

Emergency Water Meter Repair & Upgrade
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Emergency Water Meter Repair & Upgrade

Fast Response to a Major Water Main Failure

Our emergency plumbers were called to a large apartment complex in Sutherland, consisting of 125 units. While a contractor was removing a tree, a large log rolled and damaged the water meter and copper pipework.

Since the damaged section was located before the isolation point, the water supply couldn't be shut off using the building's existing infrastructure. This resulted in an uncontrolled leak and significant water loss, needing immediate emergency attention.

The Challenge: A Live 100mm Water Main

When our team arrived on site, water was escaping from the damaged main at a high rate, placing the water supply and surrounding buildings at risk.

With 125 apartments relying on the affected water pipe, it was crucial to stabilise the situation quickly while minimising disruption to the residents. Our priority was to stop the flow of water, prevent further water loss and establish a safe environment so we could conduct repairs.

Emergency Measures to Control the Water Leak

To reduce the flow from the damaged water main, we carefully compressed the larger copper pipe to significantly restrict the flow of the water. The pipe was then folded to create a controlled kink, further reducing the amount of water escaping the damaged pipe.

This temporary solution allowed the situation to stabilise and allowed us to carry out a more permanent repair.

Using Liquid Nitrogen Pipe Freezing Technology

With the leak under control, we used our specialised pipe freezing technology with liquid nitrogen to isolate the damaged section of the pipe.

Liquid nitrogen, cooled to -160°C, was applied to the pipe to create a solid ice plug. This technique effectively stopped the water flow without shutting down the whole water supply. While the pipe was frozen, we cut into it and completed the necessary repairs safely.

Repairing the Damaged Water Pipe

Once the pipe had been successfully frozen and isolated, our team started repairing the damaged section.

The repairs involved:

  • Removing damaged sections of the copper pipework
  • Repairing the 100mm water service
  • Modifying the affected pipework
  • Restoring proper water flow
  • Pressure testing the repaired section of pipe
  • Safely recommissioning the water supply

All of the repairs as well as the emergency response, were completed in three and a half hours.

Maintaining Water Supply to the 125 Apartments

One of the main priorities within this job was minimising the impact on the residents. To achieve this, our team established a temporary water supply from a neighbouring building while the emergency repairs were being finished. This connection provided residents with safe and clean drinking water and also reduced the disruptions on them.

Hydraulic Upgrade In Mascot
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Hydraulic Upgrade In Mascot

Large Scale Fire Protection and Hydraulic System Upgrade in Mascot

This industrial property needed significant hydraulic upgrades encompassing all of the water service systems, as its existing systems were outdated and posed safety risks to the site's employees. Our team needed to change a lot of items, including installing new fire hose reels, fire hydrants, fire sprinklers and potable water services. This was a big job with lots of moving parts but our team handled it with confidence and completed it in a timely manner.

What Did This Job Include?

Before our plumbers started to dig, they conducted a thorough site inspection to calculate the flow rate for staff and fire protection systems. We then created a 100 metre trench to facilitate the installation of the new underground systems.

To transition from the street mains into the building, we performed precision core drilling through thick concrete foundations and structural walls.

Internally, we utilised a tiered piping strategy:

  • Potable Water Systems: We installed high-grade copper pipework suspended from the building purlins using engineered brackets to supply staff amenities.

  • Fire Hydrant System: For the primary fire mains, we used Victaulic steel pipework. The grooved mechanical jointing system of Victaulic allows for slight vibration and thermal expansion, which is essential in large industrial sheds like this property. We used electrofusion welding to join these sections. This process uses an electric current to melt the pipe and fitting together, creating a singular joint that is actually stronger than the pipe itself. 

  • External Fire Protection: We installed external fire sprinklers, specifically known as drenchers, over glazed sections of the building. These are designed to create a water curtain, protecting the building interior from radiant heat from neighbouring properties.

For the underground main system, we moved away from traditional materials and selected 125mm MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene). This flexible piping is specifically designed to withstand high-pressure water and gas flow. MDPE is also resistant to soil acidity and corrosion, which takes into account Mascot's acidic soil due to its industrial history.

In addition, two 65mm MDPE lines were installed to service the potable water supply and fire hose reel system.

After completion, all systems were tested and commissioned upon completion to ensure full operational compliance.

Contact us today.

If you have a serious plumbing, blocked drain or hot water problem, don't wait until its too late.

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