In detail
A hot water unit that has died gets replaced the same way regardless of brand: isolate, drain, disconnect, remove, mount, connect, fill, purge, commission. The part that separates a good install from a quick one is what happens after the water is back on.
The tempering valve gets set so the outlet temperature at the tap is safe, the relief line is run to a legal discharge point, and the unit is strapped and seated so it is not carrying its own weight on the connections.
Storage electric, storage gas and instantaneous gas are all different animals. Which one suits depends on how many outlets run at once, what the existing supply can carry, and what the run costs look like over the life of the unit.
From a completed job
New electric hot water service supplied and installed for another happy customer.
How a job runs
Four steps, start to finish
Tell us what is happening
A message with the suburb, the problem and a photo. Most jobs can be narrowed down to one or two likely causes before anyone gets in a van.
Looked at on site
Quotes get worked out against your actual setup, not a price list. What is behind the wall changes the job, so the job gets priced after someone has seen it.
Price agreed before work starts
The price is agreed up front. If something genuinely unexpected turns up once things are open, work stops and you get a message before it continues.
Installed, tested, commissioned
Pipework tested before it is covered, appliances checked running rather than just connected, and the site left clean. Captions on completed jobs regularly note testing and commissioning.
Coverage
Hot water systems across Melbourne
Suburbs in brass have a completed job on record. The rest are inside the regular service area.
- Dallas
- Melbourne
- Glenroy(job on record)
- Airport West(job on record)
- Ascot Vale(job on record)
- Greenvale(job on record)
- Essendon(job on record)
- Brighton Beach(job on record)
- Moonee Ponds
- Niddrie
- Strathmore
- Keilor East
- Pascoe Vale
- Coburg
- Brunswick
- Tullamarine
- Gladstone Park
- Broadmeadows
- Roxburgh Park
- Craigieburn
- Flemington
- Kensington
Questions
Before you book
Send the suburb, a description of the job and a photo if you can. Most jobs get narrowed down before anyone attends, then the price is confirmed on site and agreed before work starts.
Yes. Their public positioning covers residential and commercial plumbing, drainage, gas fitting and maintenance. Ask with the suburb and what is happening.
The quoted price is agreed before work starts and covers the labour and materials for that scope. If something genuinely unexpected turns up once things are open, work stops and you get a message before it continues.
Also handled
All services
DRDrainage and sewerDrain repositioning, sewer branches and boundary trap connections, set to the correct falls and tested before the trench is closed.
PRWater pressure and valvesPressure testing and pressure limiting valves, because mains pressure well above 500 kPa quietly destroys everything downstream of it.
GAGas fittingGas appliance installs and changeovers, leak tested and commissioned before anything is signed off. Instantaneous gas hot water is on the published job record.
BFBackflow preventionRPZ and backflow device installation, testing and commissioning, so the drinking water supply stays separated from everything else on site.
Next step
Need hot water systems looked at?
Tell us the suburb and what is happening. Work on record in 6 suburbs across Melbourne and the north west.
