Behind a weak back tap and rusty morning water in a Georgetown cottage is usually a galvanised supply line rusting shut, and Georgetown Plumbing Co checks that pipe before quoting. We are a licensed local team serving Georgetown and the wider... Newcastle area under Licence #359278C, with 150+ five-star Google reviews and a 5.0 rating. Quotes are fixed and in writing before work starts, with no call-out fee in business hours, and the figure you approve is what you pay. Services take in blocked drains, blocked sewers, stormwater drains, CCTV drain inspections, drain jetting, tree root removal and no-dig pipe relining, with emergency plumbing around the clock. We repair and replace electric, gas, solar and heat pump hot water systems, and gasfitters handle gas fitting, gas appliance installation and gas leak detection. Water leak detection, gutter guards, commercial plumbing and strata and real estate plumbing, with tenant access arranged and photo invoices for the owner or agent, are also covered. Whatever the hour, the team answers the phone, 24/7, 365 days, with same-day service where the schedule allows. All work carries a 365-day warranty: if something we did isn't right, ring the same number. Georgetown's first cottages went up in the 1850s for Goninans workers, and their hand-jointed clay sewers crack as reactive clay rises and settles, while every yard grate feeds the Throsby Creek catchment and a surcharged stormwater line shows first as a gully running backwards or a wet laundry floor. We also cover Waratah, Mayfield, Islington, Hamilton North and Broadmeadow. Call and we will send a plumber.
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