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A leak in one unit can affect the people next door or the apartment below. Tell us what’s happening, who is arranging the work and how the affected areas can be accessed.
Strata plumbing jobs often need more coordination than a repair in a house. The fault may involve another lot, a shared drain or a water shut-off that affects several residents.
Anton’s Plumbing & Gas helps with plumbing repairs in Sydney strata properties, including leaks, blocked drains, burst pipes and hot water faults. When you enquire, tell us the property address, the affected lot numbers and who can authorise the work.
For an active leak or sewage overflow, call 0493 824 176. Let the strata manager or building contact know as well, particularly if access or a shared water supply may be affected.
A useful work order explains what has happened and what has already been checked. Include photos, previous repair details and any limits on access or spending. If a resident needs to be present, provide an appropriate contact so the visit can be arranged.
We provide written reports for strata plumbing work. Tell us what the manager or committee needs recorded, and whether photographs or a separate quote for follow-up work are required, so the reporting scope is agreed before the visit.
Responsibility for a repair depends on the location of the fault, the strata plan and applicable by-laws. A leak inside a unit does not, by itself, establish who must pay. The NSW Government’s strata repair guidance explains how to check responsibility.
If a drain keeps blocking or the same leak returns, include the repair history. That helps distinguish a recurring fault needing investigation from a new maintenance request.
Call 0493 824 176 or use our booking form. Include the building address, lot number, description of the fault, access contact and any work-order reference.
Useful related services include leak detection, drain camera inspections and emergency plumbing. If you’re unsure who to contact first, our strata plumbing emergency guide explains the practical steps.
Find your area below, or see the full suburb list. Give us your suburb when you book so we can confirm availability.
Yes. Include the work-order details, property address, affected lots and an access contact when you enquire. Let us know who is authorised to approve work and who should receive the quote.
It depends on the fault, the strata plan and applicable by-laws. Common property and lot-owner responsibilities need to be checked for the particular building. The location of a water stain alone does not settle responsibility.
Include the address and lot numbers, a description of the issue, photos where available, access arrangements, contact details and any approval limit. Previous reports or repair invoices are useful for a recurring fault.
Report it to the strata manager or building contact and record where and when the water appears. Access to more than one lot may be needed to investigate. Avoid assuming the source until it has been checked.
Some repairs need a water shut-off; others can be isolated locally. Tell us what is known about the valves and shared supply. The affected area and any resident notifications need to be considered when planning the work.
Yes. We provide written reports for strata plumbing work. Let us know whether photos, findings for the committee or a separate follow-up quote are required so the scope can be agreed before the visit.
Yes. Provide the history of previous blockages and clearing work. A camera inspection may help identify damage or other causes when a blockage repeatedly returns.
Yes. We provide ongoing strata plumbing maintenance with written reports. Contact us to discuss the building, the work needed and a suitable maintenance schedule.
Keep clear of wet electrical fittings or damaged ceilings and notify the building contact. If a fixture is clearly causing the leak, stop using it. Call us with the address and details of the affected areas to discuss urgent plumbing help.
