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Your Local Sydney Inner West Plumbers
Whatever your plumbing problem, count on Jett, your local Sydney Inner West plumbers, for a successful and speedy resolution to your plumbing issues.
Jett solve all manner of maintenance plumbing issues, including 24/7 emergency plumbing services to Inner West residents. Our commitment to honest upfront fixed pricing ensures you know what you’re getting every step of the way.
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With Jett Plumbing, you’re in safe hands. We offer a lifetime warranty on all workmanship. That means, as long as the parts last, our installation work will outlive their warranty and then some!
Your Inner West Emergency Plumbers
Our team of professional plumbers is available 24/7 to Sydney Inner West residents. If you’re a local, we can be at your home or place of work -fast! Our plumbing team is equipped and ready to assist. Our fully stocked vehicles carry a wide range of replacement parts and all the tools necessary to handle any plumbing or drainage emergency on the spot, no matter where you are in Sydney.
We Are Your Local Maintenance Plumbers
Our experienced plumbers are prepared to tackle your plumbing issues, including:
- Blocked or overflowing drains (sewer and stormwater)
- Water heater bursts or breakdowns
- No hot water
- Burst or faulty hot water systems
- Gas leaks and gas smells
- Burst pipes and water leaks
- Overflowing or cracked toilets
- Blocked grease traps or drains
- Raw sewage overflow
- Backed-up toilets
Count on Jett Plumbing to resolve your plumbing problem with speed and expertise.
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Courteous and efficient
Daniel was workmanlike at figuring out the issue and explaining what had happened. He cleared out the sewer efficiently and got the job done with speed.
Tamin
Highly recommend!
I had such a great and seamless experience with Jett Plumbing. Daniel was professional and reliable, and came to fix my blocked drain in a prompt manner. Will definitely be back for any of my future plumbing needs!
Dana I.
Expertise, quality work, awesome service
I can’t recommend Daniel highly enough! He fixed my major plumbing issues efficiently and went above and beyond to ensure everything was working perfectly. Fair pricing and great customer service. Look no further for your plumbing needs. Show reply
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Here’s what’s on offer…
If you live in Sydney’s Inner West, then you’ve found your local plumber! We handle all manner of plumbing issues in Sydney’s Inner West fast and offer a lifetime warranty on all our workmanship.
Trust us to fix your plumbing issues fast and reliably. As your local Inner West maintenance plumbers, we can fix most of your plumbing issues, including blocked drains, leaking taps and toilets, gas leaks, burst pipes and hot water heater leaks.
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We are a 100% Australian family-owned Sydney plumbing business working in Sydney’s Inner West.
We pride ourselves on our work and provide a lifetime workmanship warranty. Ask about our senior and pensioner discounts!
The Inner West plumber near me!
Are you searching for a quality “plumber near me?” Rest assured that you are not alone, but happily you’ve found a great one! At Jett Plumbing, we are a reliable, qualified, punctual, professional plumber in Sydney’s Inner West.
You can count on our team to fix your maintenance and emergency plumbing issues from gas water heater repairs and new installations, to leaking taps and toilets, gas leak repairs, burst pipes, blocked drains and more.
Every plumbing problem is an urgent problem!
Jett Plumbing are local Australian-owned plumbers and we look after our neighbours. We’re punctual, honest, knowledgeable, accurate in our quotes, and quick to solve your plumbing problems.
Let’s face it, all plumbing problems are urgent!
You can’t be sitting around waiting for your plumber to turn up with a leaking toilet or worse, a gas leak! That’s where Jett Plumbing stands out. We are quick to diagnose the issue and to honour our quotes.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ | Rated 5.0 Stars from all reviews on Product Review
Amazing service
The team at Jett Plumbing were able to replace my vanity and toilet cisterns all in one day. They arrived nice and early, quoted a very fair price and got everything completed on the same day I called them. They finished their job quietly with no disruption to the business activities. Very efficient,friendly, professional and dedicated team. Will definitely be recommending and using Jett Plumbing over and over again! Thanks
Samy
Amazing service
Daniel was so professional, he knew the problem just but the vague description I gave him. He was quick and thorough. After he was done, he checked and cleaned all our drains for free. Would highly recommend.
Ali F.
Excellent work Daniel
Speedy attendance quote and purchase of materials required. Immediate start to completion. Result excellent and quicker than expected. Atta boy daniel !!
Jennifer R
Five stars!!
I recently hired JETT Plumbing to re-run my main water supply, and I couldn’t be happier with their service. From start to finish, they were professional, efficient, and transparent in their pricing. The team at JETT Plumbing provided me with a well-priced and itemized quote, ensuring that I knew exactly what I was paying for.
The work itself was completed to a high standard, and I was impressed with the level of professionalism displayed by the JETT Plumbing team. They were punctual, respectful of my property, and worked quickly to get the job done.
Overall, I highly recommend JETT Plumbing for any plumbing needs. Their excellent service, fair pricing, and professionalism make them a top choice in the industry. Five stars
Nancy
Unmatched, honest and quality service
Daniel and the Jet plumbing team were great throughout the whole process! Fast replies when enquiring about the service and then had a detailed itemised list of works and a quote within minutes of inspection.
They were able to do the works required on the same day, and their quote was the best of 4 that I got.
Daniel did the installations efficiently and explained all things necessary, will definitely be using Jet Plumbing again!
Hassan K.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND
Excellent. Turned up on time, very cooperative and very pleasant to deal with. I highly recommend Daniel from Jett Plumbing
Margaret
Extremely quick and professional
Overall did a very good job with our commercial kitchen gas fitting out, very quick and professional. Would recommend.
Gestation Catering
Amazing service and work
Appreciate Daniel and team being extremely prompt, clean, tidy and informative. Do recommend.
Mo K
Happy customer
Great work, efficient, no problems, on time as arranged, many thanks
John
Transparent upfront pricing
Our methodology is simple. We turn up, assess the problem, explain the problem and propose a solution, and then tell you how much it will cost and how long it will take to fix. This honest, transparent approach is what we’d expect if we were a customer. It’s therefore only natural that we quote on the spot every time.
By getting the job done right the first time, we save you both time and money. For urgent plumbing requests, Jett Plumbing ensures expert service and exceptional value. Choose Jett for top-notch plumbing in Sydney’s Inner West.
$0 call out fees for our local customers
At Jett Plumbing Services, we put our customers in control by offering a $0 obligation-free call-out fee. Whether you call us directly or fill out a contact form, we won’t charge for the initial visit in the Inner West suburbs we service.
If you reside in any of the following Inner West suburbs, we won’t charge a call out fee. This includes: Peakhurst, Penshurst, Mortdale, Lugamo, Narwee, Beverly Hills, Oatley, Blakehurst, Hurstville, Roselands, Connells Point, Padstow, Condell Park, Kingsgrove, Revesby, Kogarah, Punchbowl, Chester Hill, Bankstown, and Belmore.
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Things to know
I have a burst pipe and water is going everywhere. What can I do whilst I wait for you to arrive?
If you have a burst or leaking pipe, the first step is to shut off the main water supply to your property. You can usually find this valve just inside the property boundary. In an apartment, it might be located under the laundry or kitchen sink. Turning off the main water supply will typically stop the water flow before a technician arrives to fix the issue.
I suspect a gas leak on my property. What should I do?
Because gas is highly flammable, gas leaks require immediate attention. If you suspect a gas leak, follow these steps:
Find your gas meter, typically located at the front of your property. Turn its yellow handle 90 degrees to shut off the gas supply to your home.
Call Jett Plumbing on 1300 06 81 81 right away to schedule a technician to inspect your property as soon as possible.
Signs It May Be Time to Replace Your Hot Water System
Hot water systems are easy to forget about until they stop working, often on a chilly morning when you’re met with a freezing shower. While many issues can be fixed with simple repairs, more severe problems may require a replacement for better safety and efficiency. Here are the key signs that it might be time to replace your hot water system:
1. Strange Noises
If you hear hissing, sizzling, or other unusual noises, it could indicate a faulty valve, which may need a quick replacement. However, cracking, popping, or banging sounds are often due to sediment build-up in the tank. This build-up can cause overheating, corrosion, and eventual system failure. Rumbling noises suggest that the unit is reaching the end of its life. If you notice these sounds, consider replacing the water heater to prevent leaks and other issues.
2. Unusual Taste or Smell
If your tap water has a strange metallic taste or smell, it could be a sign of rust inside the water heater. This is often due to the breakdown of the tank or wear on the heating element, which could introduce hazardous metals into the water. Replacing your water heater will help maintain water quality and protect your family’s health.
3. Lack of Hot Water
When the water heater stops heating water, it’s often due to a failing thermostat or a burnt-out heating element. Try adjusting the thermostat, but if there’s no improvement, it may be time for a replacement.
4. Leaking Tank
Leaks indicate serious problems with your hot water system. If you spot water pooling around the tank or visible leaks, contact a specialist immediately to assess whether repairs or replacement is needed. Left unchecked, leaks can lead to mould, mildew, and structural damage in your home.
5. Rust and Corrosion
Rusty or discoloured water often signals corrosion inside the tank. Water heaters contain a sacrificial anode rod to prevent corrosion, but once it wears out, rust can set in. Regularly flushing the tank may help, but if the water remains discoloured, it could indicate that your tank or pipes are rusting, and a replacement may be necessary.
6. Clogged Drain Valve
Sediment build-up can clog the drain valve at the bottom of the tank, blocking water flow. If the valve becomes too clogged to open, it’s a strong sign that you’ll need a new water heater.
7. Reduced Efficiency
If you notice a spike in your energy bills without any changes in your water usage, your water heater may have lost efficiency. An older or failing system uses more energy to heat water, making it costlier to operate.
8. Increased Water Demand
A water heater that worked fine for a single occupant may struggle to keep up with a growing family’s needs. As household water usage increases, your current unit may not be able to meet the demand effectively, making an upgrade to a larger system necessary.
9. Frequent Repairs
If your water heater requires constant repairs, the cost of maintaining it can add up quickly. Persistent issues indicate that the system is reaching the end of its life. Investing in a new water heater is often more cost-effective than continuous repairs.
10. Age of the Water Heater
Most hot water systems last 8 to 12 years, depending on maintenance and water quality. Hard water can shorten this lifespan. If your water heater is over a decade old, it’s wise to consider replacing it before it fails completely, ensuring a smooth transition and avoiding unexpected cold showers.
Recognising these signs early can help you avoid inconvenience and potential damage to your home. If you’re experiencing any of these issues, consult a professional to assess your system and recommend the best solution for your needs.
I have no hot water, how can I fix this?
If you find yourself without hot water, start by checking your electrical board. If you have ceramic fuses, it’s crucial not to touch them. Instead, seek assistance from a qualified electrician. If you have an upgraded board with switch-type fuses, try to locate the one for the hot water system. If it’s turned off, flip it back on.
If the problem persists, our technicians at Jett Plumbing are specialised and equipped to handle hot water issues efficiently. Call us at 1300 06 81 81 to get your hot water back up and running promptly!
I'm noticing a constant wet patch on my property. What could cause this issue?
A constant wet patch on your property could be caused by various issues such as a leaking pipe underground, poor drainage, a broken irrigation system, or even natural underground springs. It’s important to investigate further to determine the exact cause, as addressing it promptly can prevent damage to your property and conserve water. Further investigation is needed to identify the exact cause of the wet patch on the property. Call or fill in the form provided to book an appointment with our qualified technician as soon as possible.
Why is my water pressure so low, and how can I fix it?
Low water pressure can be caused by a variety of issues, both inside your home and from external factors. Here are some common reasons your water pressure is low and what you can do about it.
Clogged Pipes: Over time, mineral deposits or debris can build up in your pipes, restricting water flow.
You may need to clean or replace sections of your plumbing. Calling your friendly neighbourhood plumbers at Jett Plumbing for professional cleaning may be necessary in severe cases.
Partially Closed Valves: The main water shutoff valve or other local valves may not be fully open.
To fix this, you’ll want to check that all shutoff valves are fully open. Sometimes after repairs, valves are left partially closed, reducing pressure.
Leaking Pipes: A water leak in your plumbing can reduce water pressure throughout your home.
When you suspect there’s a leak somewhere, inspect your home for signs of water leaks (e.g., damp patches or unusual water bills.) If you find a leak, turn off the water and call your local Inner West plumber, Jett Plumbing.
Pressure Regulator Issues: A faulty water pressure regulator can cause pressure to be too low.
If you suspect your pressure regulator is malfunctioning, a plumber can test and replace it.
Municipal Water Supply Problems: Sometimes, the issue isn’t inside your home but rather lies with the local water supply.
If that is the case, contact your local water provider to ask if there are any issues in your area or planned maintenance that could be affecting pressure.
Corroded Pipes: In older homes, galvanised steel pipes can become corroded, leading to low water pressure.
Replacing old, corroded pipes with copper or PEX piping is the long-term solution. Ask your Jett plumber about what they would recommend in your case.
Why does my faucet keep dripping, and how can I stop it?
A dripping faucet is not only annoying but can also waste a significant amount of water. The most common causes of a dripping tap are related to worn-out or damaged components. Here’s a breakdown of the causes and how to fix them:
Worn Out Washer: Over time, the washer that seals the tap can wear down or become damaged, allowing water to leak through.
To rectify this, you’ll want to turn off the water supply and replace the washer inside the tap. This is one of the most common and simplest fixes for a dripping tap.
Damaged O-Ring: The O-ring is a small rubber ring that helps seal the tap handle to prevent leaks. If it’s damaged or loose, it can cause a drip near the base of the tap.
To fix this issue, you’ll want to turn off the water, disassemble the tap, and replace the O-ring. These rings are inexpensive and available at your local Bunnings or Mitre 10.
Faulty Cartridge (for Mixer Taps): In mixer taps, which control both hot and cold water, a faulty or worn-out cartridge can cause dripping.
If your mixer tap has a leaking cartridge, it may need replacing. You’ll need to remove the tap handle and replace the cartridge with a new one.
Corroded Valve Seat: The valve seat connects the tap to the spout. Corrosion or sediment build-up can prevent a proper seal, leading to leaks.
To solve this issue, clean or replace the valve seat if it’s corroded. This may require professional help if the corrosion is severe.
Water Pressure Issues: If the water pressure in your home is too high, it can cause taps to leak, especially at night when demand is lower.
To fix this, check your water pressure. If it’s too high, you may need to adjust the pressure regulator or call a plumber to install one if it’s not already in place.
Why does my water heater keep turning off, and how can I fix it?
If your water heater keeps turning off unexpectedly, it could be due to several common issues.
Identifying the cause can help you fix the problem and ensure a steady supply of hot water. Here are the typical reasons and solutions:
Pilot Light Issues (for Gas Water Heaters): If the pilot light keeps going out, the water heater won’t stay on.
In such instances, check that the pilot light is lit. If it’s out, try relighting it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. If it won’t stay lit, the issue could be a faulty thermocouple (the device that senses whether the pilot light is on). In this case, you may need to replace the thermocouple or call a professional for help.
Faulty Thermocouple (for Gas Water Heaters): A broken or dirty thermocouple can cause the gas supply to shut off, leading to the heater turning off.
In this case, you’ll want to clean the thermocouple with fine sandpaper to remove dirt and grime, or replace it if it’s damaged.
Overheating: If the water heater overheats, it will automatically shut off to prevent damage.
Check the thermostat settings and make sure they aren’t set too high. A common setting is between 120-140°F (49-60°C). If the heater is still overheating, the thermostat may be faulty and require replacement.
Sediment Build-up: Sediment build-up in the tank, especially in older water heaters, can cause the system to overheat or shut off frequently.
When that happens, you’ll need to drain and flush the water heater tank to remove the sediment. This should be done annually to prevent further issues. If the problem persists, the tank may need professional cleaning.
Faulty Heating Element (for Electric Water Heaters): Electric water heaters use heating elements to heat the water. If one of the elements is damaged or burnt out, it could cause the heater to turn off.
For those water heaters, check the heating elements for signs of wear or damage, and replace them if necessary. This may require help from an electrician or plumber.
Ventilation Problems (for Gas Water Heaters): Inadequate ventilation can cause a gas water heater to shut off for safety reasons.
When faced with ventilation problems, make sure the ventilation system is clear of blockages and properly installed. A plumber or HVAC technician can inspect and fix ventilation issues if needed.
Electrical Issues (for Electric Water Heaters): If your water heater is tripping the breaker or shutting off, there could be an electrical problem.
Check if the circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. If it trips repeatedly, there could be a wiring issue that needs to be addressed by a professional.
If any of the above sounds like a daunting challenge, don’t hesitate to call on the qualified professionals at Jett Plumbing, Sydney’s best Inner West plumbers!
What causes a banging noise in my pipes, and how can I stop it?
A banging noise in your pipes, often referred to as water hammer, is a common issue that can be caused by several factors. Here’s a look at the typical causes and how to stop the noise:
1. Water Hammer
Water hammer occurs when the flow of water is suddenly stopped or changes direction, causing a shockwave through the pipes. This creates a loud banging or thudding noise, typically when turning off a faucet or valve quickly.
- How to Fix:
- Install Water Hammer Arrestors: A water hammer arrestor absorbs the shockwave caused by water suddenly stopping. These devices can be installed by a plumber in key locations in your plumbing system.
- Check for Loose Pipes: If the pipes are not securely fastened, they can move around when water flows through them, exacerbating the water hammer. Secure any loose pipes using pipe straps or clamps to minimise movement.
- Use Air Chambers: Some homes have air chambers installed near faucets to cushion the water’s sudden stop. Over time, these chambers can fill with water and stop functioning. Drain the plumbing system to allow the air chambers to refill with air.
2. High Water Pressure
If the water pressure in your home is too high, it can cause the pipes to rattle or bang when water is turned on or off.
- How to Fix:
- Check the Water Pressure: Ideal water pressure in a home is between 40-60 psi (pounds per square inch). If your water pressure is higher than this, install a pressure-reducing valve (PRV) to regulate the pressure. This is something a plumber can do, and it will help protect both your pipes and appliances.
3. Loose or Unsecured Pipes
Pipes that are not properly secured can bang against walls, floors, or other structures when water is flowing through them.
- How to Fix:
- Secure Loose Pipes: Use pipe straps, clips, or clamps to fasten loose pipes to walls or beams. This will prevent them from moving when water flows through them, reducing the banging noise.
4. Faulty Valves or Faucets
Sometimes, the banging noise is caused by loose or faulty valves in your faucets or appliances.
- How to Fix:
- Check and Tighten Valves: Inspect the shutoff valves under sinks, behind toilets, and for appliances like washing machines. If these are loose or worn, they can cause a rattling or banging noise. Tighten or replace them as necessary.
5. Expanding and Contracting Pipes
When hot water flows through cold pipes, the pipes can expand and contract, which may cause them to knock against each other or the surrounding structure.
- How to Fix:
- Insulate the Pipes: Wrapping pipes with foam pipe insulation can reduce the expansion and contraction that leads to noise. It also prevents the pipes from knocking into nearby surfaces.
When to Call Jett Plumbing
If the banging noise persists after trying these fixes, it may be a sign of a more serious issue, like worn-out plumbing or faulty equipment. In that case, it’s best to consult your local Jett plumber to inspect your system and recommend a solution.
By identifying the cause and applying the appropriate fix, you can eliminate the annoying banging noise and protect your plumbing system.
What steps should I take if my washing machine overflows?
If your washing machine overflows, acting quickly can prevent water damage and address the underlying issue. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do:
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Turn Off the Washing Machine
Immediately stop the washing machine to prevent more water from flooding the area. If the washer has a “pause” or “cancel” function, use it, or unplug the machine entirely if you can’t access the controls. -
Turn Off the Water Supply
Locate the water supply valves behind the washing machine and turn them off. This will stop any further water from flowing into the washer. There are usually two valves: one for hot water and one for cold. -
Remove Excess Water
Use towels, a mop, or a wet/dry vacuum to soak up as much water as possible to minimise damage. Be sure to dry the area around the machine to avoid slipping or further water damage to floors and walls. -
Check the Drain Hose
Inspect the drain hose at the back of the washing machine to ensure it is securely connected to the drain pipe. If the hose is loose or clogged, it can cause the machine to overflow.- How to Fix: Secure the hose tightly in the drain or clear any blockages in the hose or drain pipe.
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Clear the Drain Pump Filter
Some washing machines have a drain pump filter that can become clogged with debris, causing water to back up.- How to Fix: Locate the filter (usually near the front bottom of the machine), open it, and clean out any lint, coins, or small items that might be blocking the water flow.
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Inspect the Detergent Usage
Overusing detergent or using the wrong type of detergent (like non-HE detergent in an HE machine) can create excess suds, leading to an overflow.- How to Fix: Ensure you’re using the correct amount and type of detergent recommended by the manufacturer. Reduce detergent usage if excess suds are the problem.
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Check the Water Level Sensor
If the machine’s water level sensor is faulty, it may not stop the water from filling beyond capacity.- How to Fix: You may need to call a professional to inspect or replace the sensor if you suspect this is the issue.
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Restart the Machine
Once you’ve addressed the overflow, reconnect the water supply, and restart the machine. Monitor it during the next wash cycle to ensure the problem is resolved. -
Call a Jett Plumbing
If the washing machine continues to overflow despite these steps, it’s best to call your friendly local Jett plumber to diagnose and fix the issue.
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