Perth Plumbing &
Gas Services

How many times have we been terrified to hear that drip, drip, drip of the faucet, so we make sure the taps are turned off as tight as they can go?

This is actually bad for your tap’s seal; it wears it out more quickly because of the increased pressure it is experiencing every time it is turned to tight. Think of it like a pencil; the more pressure you put on it, the more worn down it gets.

To avoid this, turn the tap until you feel the natural stopping point; don’t force it closed. Like the pencil, you want to apply the amount of pressure that is just right.

When moving into a new home, know where the main valves are located. This will help to turn off the water supply in case of an emergency such as a burst pipe and avoid damage to your property and belongings.

Depending on the job at hand, prices and time can vary. Thats why we offer all our customers a free quote for the job. You can either contact us via email, phone or by submitting an enquiry on the Contact Us page.

The steady drips that keep falling off from your pipes or faucets can lead to increased water bills. Leaking faucets waste several litres of precious water daily. When you notice a leak, book a service call with us before the leak becomes too big.

You should always check with your manufacturer, but usually your first boiler service must be conducted 12 months after installation in order to meet the terms of your warranty. It should then be serviced every 12 months on an ongoing basis after this.