Kitchen Plumbing in Sydney

Both. Our Dishwasher Connection service covers the water and waste, which is licensed plumbing work. If there's a power point in or next to the cavity, the machine plugs in. If not, an electrician needs to add one before install day.

For Dishwasher Connection and Integrated Dishwasher Installation, the price depends on whether the water and waste points exist, how far the cavity is from the sink, and whether the machine is freestanding or integrated. You get the price in writing first, and there's a $0 call-out on any job you book.

Yes, as a new Dishwasher Connection: a cold water line with a stop valve into the cavity and a drain connection to the sink waste. A cabinetmaker makes the cavity if there isn't one, and an electrician adds the power point.

We do, under Kitchen Sink & Waste Installation. If the new sink fits the existing hole, we handle the whole job. If a stone benchtop cut-out has to change, a stonemason recuts it and we time the plumbing around them.

Often a loose waste nut, a perished basket waste washer, an ageing flexible hose, a dishwasher drain off its spigot, or the sink's seal to the benchtop. We find the cause first, then fix it as Kitchen Sink & Waste Installation or Kitchen Mixer Installation.

Yes. We tee into the cold supply, fit an isolating valve and run the line to the fridge, with enough slack for the fridge to be pulled out for cleaning without straining the fitting.

Yes. Our licensed gas fitters check the line suits the cooktop's rating, make the connection, leak-test it and hand you a NSW compliance certificate.

Some stores offer installation for straight swaps where every connection already exists. Where a new stop valve, a new waste connection or any gas work is needed, it has to be done by a licensed plumber or gasfitter.