Kensington is apartment country. Most homes here are units, from older red-brick walk-ups to newer student blocks near UNSW, and that shapes the plumbing work we do. We’re often called in by strata managers, landlords and tenants dealing with leaks between units, blocked showers and hot water that can’t keep up. We also look after the older houses in the quieter back streets and the shops along Anzac Parade.


A lot of our Kensington jobs start with one simple question: is the problem in your unit or in the building’s shared pipes? We work that out early, so you know who’s responsible before any money is spent. Everyone on our team is licensed with NSW Fair Trading and insured, and our work comes with a lifetime warranty.
Our Redfern-based plumbing company is around 10 to 15 minutes from Kensington via Cleveland Street and Anzac Parade. We get to urgent leaks fast and book routine work around tenants, uni timetables and trading hours.
Shared pipes, busy bathrooms and lots of tenants mean these four jobs come up again and again.

Shower and toilet blockages are common in student housing and busy apartment blocks, while older houses often get tree roots in their clay sewer lines, so we clear the drain and check it with a camera to see if anything else needs fixing.

Water dripping through a ceiling usually means a leaking shower, pipe or waste line in the unit above, so we track down the source with moisture meters and thermal imaging and fix it before it spreads to more units.

Whether it’s a single heater in one unit or a central hot water plant serving a whole building, we work out why the hot water keeps running out and repair or replace the system so it can handle the morning rush.

Rentals and student rooms wear through tapware, cisterns and shower heads quickly, so we replace tired fixtures with tougher, water-efficient ones built for heavy daily use.
Our Kensington emergency plumber service is available day and night. Whether it’s a burst pipe, an overflowing toilet, or a major leak, we respond quickly and work to minimise damage to your property. We aim to arrive promptly so you can get back to normal with minimal disruption.




Put a bucket down, take a few photos and let the upstairs neighbour and your strata manager or landlord know. We can then find out whether the leak is coming from their bathroom or from a shared pipe in between. Acting quickly keeps the damage, and the repair bill, smaller for everyone.
Many apartment and student buildings share one central hot water plant, and it can struggle when lots of people shower at the same time. The cause might be a system that’s too small, a faulty circulating pump or worn heating elements. We test the whole set-up and tell you what will fix it for good.
Yes. We can collect keys from your agent, fix anything that’s worn or broken and send you photos once it’s done. That helps you get the room ready for the next tenant without delays.
Quite possibly. Many of Kensington’s older homes still have clay sewer pipes, and roots from street trees and backyard gardens love the moisture inside them. A quick camera inspection will show what’s going on and whether clearing or relining makes more sense.
We do. With the light rail running down Anzac Parade, we sort out parking and access before we arrive. Jobs can be booked before you open or after you close, so customers aren’t affected.
It depends on where the blockage is. A blocked sink or toilet inside your unit is usually the owner’s cost, while a blockage in the shared stack or main drain is usually a strata matter. Our report shows exactly where the problem was, which makes that question much easier to settle.
We’re familiar with the properties, businesses and plumbing systems across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. If you’re in Kensington or a nearby suburb and need a reliable plumbing service, feel free to get in touch with our plumbers.