Ratings, services and a phone number for every plumber in Queensland.
Plumbers who clear drains, including jet blasting.
See plumbersInstall, replace or repair gas, electric, solar and heat pump systems.
See plumbersGas appliances, gas lines, LPG and gas leak repairs.
See gas fittersPlumbers who say they take after-hours callouts.
See plumbersFinding hidden water leaks, including thermal imaging.
See plumbersSewer line repairs and connections, septic systems and treatment plants.
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With more than 60 years serving South East Queensland, Fallon Solutions is a multi-trade company covering Greater Brisbane, the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast from Mansfield. Plumbing…
Over 40 years of experience sits behind Jetset Plumbing, a Varsity Lakes company run by Jetset Plumbing Pty Ltd that serves Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, Tweed…
Based in Morningside since 2014, Brisbane Plumbing and Drainage runs a fleet of equipped vans across Greater Brisbane 24 hours a day, from the CBD to Moreton Bay,…
Founded by Chris Neal in 2009, A Grade Plumbing and Gas is a Murarrie company that holds plumber, drainer, roofer and gasfitter licences in house and has serviced…
Family owned and working on the Gold Coast since 2002, DCM Plumbing & Drainage runs from Burleigh Heads and covers homes, rentals, businesses and body corporates across the…
With 1578 Google reviews averaging 4.9, 1521 of them five stars and 26 one star, Gold Coast Plumbing Experts in Southport is one of the most reviewed plumbers…
Every listing begins as a public Google Maps record filed under plumber in Queensland.
Businesses with no reviews, not updated in a year, or listed twice are taken out.
Each plumber's own site is read for 14 services, from blocked drains to backflow testing.
A service the business never mentions shows as not stated, never a guess.
Businesses that turned out to be supply stores, civil contractors or other trades filed under plumber were taken out by hand. Leak detection and gas fitting specialists stay, because people looking for a plumber often need them.
This directory does not check licences or insurance. Before you book anyone, look the business up on the free QBCC licensee register.
Owners can claim a listing to correct details or add photos. A person checks every claim. Published by Lee Hansen.
In Queensland, plumbing and drainage work must be done by a person who holds a QBCC plumbing and drainage licence, apart from a small range of unregulated work. Check any plumber for free on the QBCC licensee register, by name or licence number, before you book them, and make sure the name on the register matches the name on the quote. The tile that says a business states a QBCC licence means the business says so itself; this directory does not check licences.
Minor work, such as clearing a blocked drain, repairing a broken pipe or replacing a tap, needs a licensed plumber but no council approval. Notifiable work covers most jobs in an existing home, such as replacing a hot water system or renovating a bathroom. Your plumber registers it with QBCC on Form 4 within 10 business days of invoicing and gives you a copy, so ask for it. Plumbing on a new building, and some other work, needs a council plumbing permit before it starts, which your plumber arranges.
When a hot water system is replaced, a temperature control device must generally be fitted so bathroom hot water is delivered at no more than 50°C, or 45°C in places such as aged care and schools. Ask whether it is included in the quote, and which system types the plumber installs: gas, electric, solar or heat pump.
Pipes on your side of the sewer connection are the property owner's responsibility, and the water utility looks after its own network. In Unitywater areas (Moreton Bay, the Sunshine Coast and Noosa) the dividing point is the inspection opening. If a sewer or stormwater repair means digging, lodge a free enquiry with Before You Dig Australia first so the plumber has plans of underground services. Plumbers who offer a CCTV drain inspection can find the problem before anyone digs, and some can reline a damaged pipe from the inside.
Queensland's storm and cyclone season typically runs from November to April, the time of year heavy rain tests gutters, downpipes and stormwater drains. The months before November are the time to have them checked.
Each listing shows a tile for every service the business states on its own website, and one muted line for the services it has not mentioned either way, so call and ask about those. Ratings are Google reviews: a 4.8 from 300 reviews tells you more than a 5.0 from three. For bigger jobs, get two or three written quotes, ask what each one includes, and ask who will lodge any QBCC form.
Every listing starts from a public Google Maps record filed under plumber in Queensland. We keep businesses that are open and have at least one review, merge duplicates, and take out businesses that turned out not to do plumbing work, such as supply stores. Then we read each plumber's own website for the services it says it offers.
Yes. Searching is free and a basic listing is free for every plumber. Businesses can pay for a featured position or a premium listing, and those are always marked as paid.
No. The tile that says a business states a QBCC licence means the business says so itself. Check any plumber for free on the QBCC licensee register, by name or licence number, or call QBCC on 139 333 before you book.
It means the plumber's own website and Google listing say nothing about that service either way. It does not mean they do not do it. Call and ask before you rule a business out.
Featured placements come first and are marked. After them come plumbers whose own words confirm general plumbing work, ranked by Google rating weighted by the number of reviews, so a 4.8 from hundreds of reviews sits above a 5.0 from three.
Claim the listing for free on the claim page, or email us. A person checks every claim and every correction before anything on the site changes.