Upper Mountains
Plumbing & Gas
0498 184 488

Emergency plumber, Upper Blue Mountains

Burst pipes, no water, sewage backing up, or a gas smell you don't like. We pick up after hours and tell you straight away whether it can wait.

Lic. L361863CFully insuredKatoomba based

Get a price on emergency plumbing

We'll call you back, usually within the hour during the day.

Straight to Aidan's phone. No call centre, no lead-selling service.

Licensed & insured
NSW Lic. L361863C, plumbing, drainage & gasfitting
After-hours call-outs
Because burst pipes don't wait for Monday
Nine years local
Trading in the Upper Mountains since 2016
Rated 4.9 on Google
from 47 local reviews

Things break at the worst possible time, and up here they break in the cold. A burst pipe at 11pm in Blackheath needs someone that night. Every hour it runs takes more of your floor with it.

We answer the phone after hours across the Upper Mountains. You get Aidan, not a call centre in another state reading off a script. If it can wait until morning we will say so, and save you the after-hours rate.

What we handle

  • Burst and split pipes, including frost damage to exposed pipework
  • No water at all, or pressure that has suddenly dropped away
  • Blocked or overflowing toilets and sewer chokes
  • Hot water failures where you have no hot water at all
  • Gas leaks and the smell of gas: isolate first, then call us
  • Storm and roof-plumbing overflows during heavy rain
  • Making a property safe so it can wait for a proper repair in daylight

Why it's different up here

Frost is the one Sydney plumbers underestimate. Katoomba averages a 2.6 °C minimum through July and the Upper Mountains sits about 7 °C colder than Sydney. Water expands as it freezes, and an exposed pipe under a house or running up an outside wall is the one that splits. We carry the fittings that fail up here rather than driving back down the hill for parts.

The things people ask

What counts as a real emergency?

No water, water you cannot stop, sewage inside the house, or any smell of gas. Those are all call-now. A dripping tap or a slow drain can safely wait for a normal booking, and we would rather tell you that than charge you an after-hours rate for it.

What should I do before you arrive?

Find your water meter and turn the mains off. It is usually at the front boundary. For a suspected gas leak, turn the gas off at the meter, open the windows, leave the light switches alone, and get everyone outside first. Then call.

Do you charge more after hours?

After-hours work costs more than a weekday booking, and we will tell you the rate on the phone before we get in the van. No surprises when the invoice arrives.

Need emergency plumbing?

Call Aidan and get a straight answer about what it takes to fix it.

0498 184 488