Licensed Plumbers
In Cherrybrook

Somewhere between $100 and $150 an hour is what the trade quotes around Sydney. It is a true figure and it does not help you plan, because how many hours your job runs to is exactly what nobody can say beforehand. So we price the job, not the hours, and we do it first.

When something is genuinely urgent we aim to have somebody at the door in under an hour, anywhere in Cherrybrook, Dural or Westleigh, on any day and at any time of night.

Nothing reaches your invoice that was not spoken about first. Attendance and after-hours charges are named on the call. Book through this page and neither one exists.

The number is NSW 368473C and the Fair Trading register will confirm it in about sixty seconds. Do that for us and for anybody else who turns up at your door. Unlicensed plumbing is illegal here and it will destroy an insurance claim, which is why ours is printed on every quote.

The supply here is soft, and that decides how tanks die. Somewhere with hard water, a cylinder chokes up with scale and that is the end of the story. Not here. What goes first is the anode, which is designed to corrode instead of the steel, and once it has been used up the tank itself starts going. The other common ending is an element burning out. Both of those can often be put right rather than replaced.

It is the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards scheme, and it began in 2005 and 2006. It requires showers, tap equipment, toilet suites, washing machines and dishwashers to carry a star rating and a water consumption figure when they are sold. It governs what is sold rather than what is already installed, so nothing in your house is non-compliant because it is old. What it does mean is that if a bathroom here has not been touched since the house was built, the fixtures in it were made before anybody had to publish those numbers.

Cherrybrook was developed as a planned suburb on former orchard land, built out largely through the late 1970s and 1980s. That is the whole relevance: the build period sits two decades before the labelling scheme, so an original bathroom here is a pre-WELS bathroom by date rather than by anybody's choice.

Not marginally. An old single flush cistern was commonly eleven or twelve litres a flush. A modern four star dual flush is nominally four and a half litres on a full flush and three on a half. On showers, a three star head flows no more than nine litres a minute, and plenty of older heads flow well above that. We are not going to promise you a figure off your bill, because that depends entirely on your household and any number we invented would be dishonest. The volumes themselves are simply a matter of record.

The whole Cherrybrook LGA and every suburb around it: Dural, Westleigh, Dural, Westleigh, Dural, Westleigh, Dural, Dural and more.