For over 20 years, Civic Plumbing has handled plumbing across Moore Park, from the older terraces along Moore Park Road to the apartments and hospitality venues around the Entertainment Quarter. We deal with leaking taps, blocked drains and hot water systems that won’t heat. Our licensed team explains the problem clearly, gives you the price before we start and fixes it right the first time.


Whether you’re in a unit on Dacey Avenue or a terrace near Kippax Lake, your call to Civic Plumbing goes straight to a licensed plumber, not an admin or scheduler. Every plumber is licensed with NSW Fair Trading and fully insured. We work with materials that last, like copper pipe and PEX, so the repair holds up for years. Every job is backed by a lifetime warranty on our workmanship. If it’s not right, we come back and fix it at no cost.
We’re a plumbing company based in Redfern, just down the road from Moore Park. That means we can be there within 45 minutes for an emergency, or you can book a same-day visit or a time that suits you.
Below are the plumbing jobs we handle for homes and businesses in Moore Park and the rest of the Eastern Suburbs.

If you smell gas, turn off the meter and call us. Our licensed gasfitters find the leak, make it safe and fit or replace gas lines, cooktops and heaters to Australian Standards, then give you a compliance certificate.

Our licensed plumbers shut off the water, stop more damage and repair or replace the damaged pipe section so you have water again quickly. You’ll also get photos and notes on what went wrong to help with an insurance claim.

We find leaks with thermal imaging and acoustic testing, so we don’t pull up floors or open walls just to look. That covers a dripping tap all the way to a hidden leak behind the tiles, and we give you the price before we start.

We use a CCTV camera to find what’s blocking the drain, then clear it with a high-pressure jetter. You’ll see the footage, so you know if it was a one-off or if the pipe itself needs fixing.

Our plumbers can install and replace toilets, vanities or anything connected directly to water supply and drainage. Each job is sealed, pressure-checked and cleaned up before we leave.

We handle the rough-in, pipe relocation and final fit-off for kitchen, bathroom and laundry renovations, working to your builder’s schedule. It’s all signed off with the paperwork your certifier and strata will need.

We repair and replace gas, electric and heat pump hot water systems. We’ll tell you honestly if it’s worth fixing or due for replacement. Most standard units are replaced the same day, and the old system is taken away.
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You’ll talk directly to Chris, our owner and head plumber. He’ll ask about the problem and send a plumber out, either straight away for an emergency or at a time that suits you.
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Our plumber comes to your place and uses the right tools to find out what’s causing the problem.
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We explain your options and give you an itemised price before any work starts. The price we quote is the price you pay, with no hourly charges or extras added later.
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Once you say yes, we do the work properly and to current plumbing standards.
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We test everything, clean up after ourselves, and give you your compliance certificate and warranty details.
Civic Plumbing is a family-owned business, and the owner stays involved in every job, from your first phone call to the finished work. If your job needs council approval, we can deal with the City of Sydney for you, so you only have one contact from start to finish.
Yes. We plan around event traffic and road closures near Driver Avenue and Moore Park Road. If you’re close to the stadiums, tell us when you book, and we’ll arrange access and parking before we arrive.
Not always. A lot of older terraces still have galvanised or clay pipes, and these can rust, leak or crack as they age. We’ll check what you’ve got and tell you if a repair will do or if a section is due for replacing.
With so much parkland nearby, big tree roots often grow into older sewer lines through small cracks. Clearing the roots fixes it for now. If it keeps happening, relining or replacing that section of pipe usually stops it for good.
If the problem is only in your unit, like a dripping tap, a blocked sink or a running toilet, you can call us directly. It’s probably a shared pipe if the water is coming through the ceiling or walls, more than one fixture is blocked at once, or neighbours have the same problem. In those cases, let your strata manager know as well. Pipes inside walls, floors and ceilings are often common property too, even if they only serve your unit. We’re happy to work with your strata manager so the job isn’t held up.
Yes. For cafés, venues and shops around the Entertainment Quarter, we can book work early in the morning or after closing, so you don’t lose trading time.
If water is leaking, turn off the main stopcock. It’s usually near the front boundary or the water meter. If you smell gas, turn off the gas meter, open the windows and keep away from flames or switches until we get there.
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Governor Macquarie set the area aside as part of the Sydney Common in 1811. It was later renamed after Charles Moore, a former Mayor of Sydney.
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Busby’s Bore is a convict-built tunnel that carried water from the Lachlan Swamps to Hyde Park and runs under Moore Park. It was Sydney’s main water supply for years after it was finished in 1837.
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The Sydney Cricket Ground and Allianz Stadium both sit in Moore Park. On game days the area fills with tens of thousands of fans.
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Until 1998, the Sydney Royal Easter Show was held at the showground in Moore Park. The site is now the Entertainment Quarter, with cinemas, restaurants and weekend markets.
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Heritage terraces line the streets around Moore Park, and there’s a public golf course and plenty of open parkland too. The L2 and L3 light rail lines stop at Moore Park, which makes it easy to get to from the CBD.
We provide plumbing services to all clients from Moore Park and from across the entire Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.
Can’t see your suburb listed? Contact us. We service many surrounding areas across Sydney.
Chris owns Civic Plumbing and is also the head plumber, so when you call, you’re talking to the person who runs the jobs. He’ll work out what you need and send the right plumber out, with no call centre or waiting for a callback. We’ve been doing this for more than 20 years, so we know how to get the work done properly and keep you updated along the way. If you’re in Moore Park and need a plumber, give Chris a ring.