Your Artarmon Team for Burst & Leaking Pipes

Water actively flooding a room is the obvious case. A few others matter just as much.

1. Water spraying, pooling or flowing somewhere it shouldn't
2. A patch on the ceiling that's growing or paint starting to bubble
3. A pipe that's visibly split or cracked, even if it's only dripping
4. Sudden low water pressure across the whole house
5. A wet patch on a wall or floor with no obvious cause

If it's just a tap that won't stop dripping rather than a pipe itself, our leaking tap repair page covers that more specific job.

None of these need you to diagnose the cause before calling. Describing what you're seeing is enough for us to work out how urgent it actually is and what to bring on the van.

What you pay comes down to what's actually broken and how hard it is to get to, never the time you called.

A kitchen or bathroom reno often swaps out the tap but leaves the original flexi hose connecting it to the wall, and that fitting, not the tap itself, is usually what gives way without warning near streets like Francis Street.

NSW law puts water supply pipework squarely in licensed-plumber territory, whether it's a full repair, a replacement or just a joint, no exceptions for a job that looks minor.

That licence is what stands behind the work once we've left, which is where the lifetime labour warranty comes from rather than just a verbal promise.

Insurance sits behind it too. Water damage while a repair's underway is rare, but if it happens, it's covered rather than something you have to chase up separately afterward.

A burst pipe often leaves damp behind after the leak's fixed, which is where water leak detection comes in if something still doesn't add up. Flexi-hose failures also touch the hot water repairs line, and a bad enough burst can back up into a blocked drains job outside.

We're on call across Artarmon and out to Chatswood, St Leonards, Naremburn and Lane Cove on the same run, so a van's rarely far away when a pipe lets go.