Post-flood plumbing checks
We check the water and plumbing side of a system after a flood and say what else needs inspecting.
Hawkesbury hot water
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We'll check the lot.
Hawkesbury hot water systems face tank-fed supplies, bottled gas and, in flood-prone areas, the risk of being under water. We diagnose the problem, repair or replace the system, and, after a flood, tell you what has to be inspected before anything is switched back on.
Local to HawkesburyOn a Hawkesbury property, these are the situations where we're usually called to a hot water system.
We take a careful, safety-first approach, especially where floodwater, gas or electricity is involved.
We check the water and plumbing side of a system after a flood and say what else needs inspecting.
Gas hot water units on LPG repaired and replaced with the right regulators and fittings.
We check whether low pressure is the heater, the pump or the supply.
A new system chosen to suit the property's gas, power and water supply.
Was it flooded, how is it supplied, and what's it doing now?
We isolate it if needed and find the fault.
We fix what we can and tell you what needs an electrician or gas fitter.
In the Hawkesbury, hot water systems face a few extra challenges: tank-fed supplies and pressure pumps on acreage, bottled gas rather than mains, and in flood-prone areas the risk of a system being submerged. We repair and replace gas, electric and heat pump systems around Windsor, Richmond, Pitt Town and Wilberforce, and we'll tell you what we need to know about your property before we arrive.
Not until it's been checked. NSW Government advice is that electrical hot water systems exposed to floodwater need inspection by a qualified electrician before use, and gas appliances need checking by a licensed gas fitter. We can check the plumbing and gas side and advise on what else is needed.
Yes. Bottled gas and mains gas systems use different regulators and fittings, so tell us what you have when you call and we'll bring the right equipment.
It depends on the type and the damage. Electric systems exposed to floodwater need an electrician's inspection before use, and gas systems a licensed gas fitter's, so we'll tell you what applies to yours.
Yes. LPG units use different fittings and regulators to mains gas ones, and we choose and connect them accordingly.
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