The jobs we get called to most often across the Jordan Springs estate:
Waste connections that were never fully seated, seals that were finished in a hurry and shower or wet area details that leak slowly are the classic post-handover faults. They are cheap to fix when found early and expensive once water has been into a floor or a wall cavity for a year.
Estate homes are fitted out to a price. Mixer taps, cisterns, flexi hoses and isolation valves specified during construction start failing well before the house feels old. Replacing a failing flexi hose before it lets go is one of the cheapest jobs we do.
On a home built from 2011 onward, some faults sit with the builder rather than with you. We will tell you when what we are looking at looks like a defect worth raising rather than a repair you should simply pay for. You can then make an informed decision.
New estates throw up blockages that have nothing to do with ageing pipes: material left in a line during construction, or landscaping and renovation work since. We camera it rather than assuming, because on housing this young the cause is usually specific and findable.
Tell us what it is doing and we will tell you what is involved, and what it costs, before any work starts.
Every plumbing service we offer is available across Jordan Springs, usually same day:
Blocked drains cleared with a camera inspection so you can see the cause, not just the symptom. More on blocked drains.
Burst pipes isolated and repaired, including slow leaks behind new walls and under slabs. More on burst pipe repair.
Hot water systems repaired or replaced, electric, gas and heat pump. More on hot water.
A licensed plumber on call around the clock for anything that cannot wait until morning. More on emergency plumbing.
Licensed gasfitting with a compliance certificate issued on completion. More on gas plumbing.
The everyday jobs done properly, with the cause fixed rather than patched. More on tap repairs.
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On the tools in Jordan Springs
Homes built from 2011 fail differently to homes built decades earlier. The faults are workmanship and fittings rather than age, and some of them are not yours to pay for.
Jordan Springs is the newest suburb on this list, and it changes what we get called for. The first homes went up from 2011, so essentially everything here is a new build. That means we are rarely dealing with worn-out pipework, and far more often with warranty questions, appliance connections and the faults that show up in the first decade of a house.
At the 2021 Census, 90.3% of occupied private dwellings in Jordan Springs were separate houses, 5.3% were flats or apartments and 4.3% were semi-detached or townhouses. Almost all of it went up from 2011 onward, which means we are rarely called out here for the things that dominate older suburbs. Decades of root intrusion and long-buried drainage failures are not the Jordan Springs story.
What we do get called for is the new build list: defects that were signed off but never right, fittings and fixtures chosen by a builder to a budget, appliance and waste connections finished in the final rush before handover, and homeowners who want to know whether a fault is theirs to fix or their builder's to make good. On a house this young, that second question is often worth more than the repair itself.
Why calling someone who works in Jordan Springs daily is worth more than the nearest available van:
Jordan Springs housing dates from 2011 onward. We see the same builder grade fittings and the same handover shortcuts across the estate, so we usually know what we are looking for before we are through the door.
Not every fault on a newer home is yours to fund. If what we find looks like a defect you could raise, we will say so, even though it means we do less work on the day.
Most of what goes wrong on a young house is a small job caught early: a failing hose, a leaking mixer, a waste that was never seated. Sorting those quickly is what stops them becoming a floor repair.
You get the price before any work begins, not after. No call-out fee, and the number we quote is the number you pay.
The same terms on every job, quoted before we start.
Service Area
Same-day plumbing across Penrith and the surrounding Western Sydney suburbs.
Not sure if we cover your street? Give us a call and we'll let you know straight away.
Call and speak to a licensed plumber, not a call centre. We will tell you what is likely wrong, whether it looks like a defect worth raising, and what a fix costs before anyone turns up.
No. There is a $0 call-out fee on every Jordan Springs job. You get a fixed price for the work before it starts, and that is the price you pay.
Age is not the only thing that makes plumbing fail. On newer estate homes the common causes are workmanship at handover and the quality of the fittings that went in during construction. Both show up within the first several years, which is exactly the age bracket most Jordan Springs homes are in.
Very new. The first homes were released in late 2011, and the estate has kept growing since, with a boundary expansion in 2019. In practice that means most houses here are under fifteen years old, and some are only a few.
Sometimes, and it is worth checking before you spend anything. If what we find looks like a construction defect rather than normal wear, we will tell you so you can raise it with your builder. We would rather give you that answer than quietly invoice you for it.
Yes. The land was the Australian Defence Industries site, used for munitions manufacturing and storage from the 1940s until it closed in the early 1990s. It was remediated before Lendlease developed the estate from 2010. In plumbing terms it simply means every home here was built recently, on a site that was not previously residential.
Yes, 10% off for seniors on every job in Jordan Springs. Afterpay is also available on eligible jobs if you would rather spread the cost.
If it leaks, drips, breaks or bursts... we can fix it!
