What we do
Hot Water Systems
No hot water is never convenient. We repair and replace hot water systems of every type, get you running again quickly, and help you choose the right unit when it is time to replace.
Whether it is a single unit in a home or banks of systems across a building, we diagnose hot water faults fast and fix them properly. When a system is past repair, we talk you through the options, electric, gas, heat-pump or solar, with the running costs and rebates that apply, and install the replacement with minimal downtime. For managed properties, we keep tenants in hot water and managers informed.
Repairs
Leaking tanks, faulty elements and thermostats, pilot lights and ignition faults, tempering valves and pressure-relief valves, diagnosed and repaired across all major brands.
Replacements and upgrades
When a unit has had its day, we help you choose the right replacement for the building and the budget, and install it to current standards, including the tempering valve required for safe delivery temperature.
Across whole buildings
For body corporates and commercial properties, we service and replace hot water plant on a planned basis, so failures are caught before tenants are left cold.
What we handle
- Electric, gas, heat-pump and solar systems
- Leaking or burst hot water tanks
- Element, thermostat and valve repairs
- Tempering and pressure-relief valves
- Like-for-like and upgrade replacements
- Whole-building hot water plant
Questions we get asked
Should I repair or replace my hot water system?
It depends on the age and the fault. A failed element or valve on a newer unit is worth repairing; a leaking tank on an older system usually is not. We will give you an honest call either way.
How quickly can you replace a failed system?
We carry common units and can often replace a failed system the same or next day. We will confirm availability when you book.
Which type of hot water system is cheapest to run?
Heat-pump and solar systems have the lowest running costs but a higher up-front price. We will walk you through the trade-off and any rebates before you decide.
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