When something leaks, runs, loses pressure or stops working properly, you want to know what is wrong and what it will take to fix. Measured Plumbing provides residential plumbing maintenance and repairs across inner Melbourne for houses, apartments and investment properties. Every job begins with an assessment, a clear explanation and confirmation of the work before it starts.
Taps, toilets and fixtures: repairs and replacements for dripping taps, faulty mixers, running toilets, cisterns and worn fittings.
Hot-water problems: fault finding, repairs, maintenance and replacement advice based on the system and household demand.
Leaks and burst pipes: visible and concealed leaks investigated before the affected pipework is repaired or renewed.
Water pressure and flow: low, high or inconsistent pressure assessed at the relevant fixtures and supply points.
Drainage problems: slow fixtures, unpleasant odours and recurring drainage issues assessed to identify the likely cause.
Gas plumbing: licensed repairs, connections, line alterations and isolation work for residential gas services.
Property plumbing inspections: visible fixtures, pipework, drainage points and hot-water systems assessed before a purchase, lease or planned upgrade.
Pipework repairs and renewals: damaged, ageing or unsuitable sections replaced as a focused repair or planned improvement.
Clear explanation before work begins
Relevant experience
Scope confirmed in writing
The cause comes first
Respect for your home
One sign does not always mean a major problem. An early assessment can clarify what needs repair now, what can be monitored and whether further investigation is worthwhile.
Older houses often contain plumbing from several renovation periods. Changes in pipe material, fixture age and access can all affect how a fault is investigated and repaired.
Apartments and townhouses may involve shared walls, common pipework and access through occupied areas. Measured Plumbing can assess the plumbing within the property and provide clear findings where a manager or owners corporation needs to become involved.
For rental and investment properties, access can be coordinated with the occupant and the outcome reported to the person who requested the work.
Most homeowners need help with a specific fault. Planned maintenance can be useful for older homes, investment properties, recurring problems or plumbing with no clear service history.
Situation | Usually a one-off repair | May suit planned maintenance |
Property history | Recent work is known | Older home or no clear service history |
Current concern | One specific fault | Several ageing fixtures or recurring issues |
Occupancy | Owner-occupied and monitored closely | Rental, vacant or managed property |
Priority | Resolve the immediate problem | Plan repairs and reduce repeat call-outs |
Tell us what is happening: share the symptoms, property details and any photographs that help explain the issue.
Assess the plumbing: the affected fixtures, visible pipework and relevant services are checked.
Explain the findings: the likely cause, repair options and priorities are discussed clearly.
Approve the scope: the work and price are confirmed before the repair begins.
Complete and test the repair: the approved work is carried out and checked before completion.
Leave the area tidy: the work area is cleaned and any useful follow-up advice is explained.
Yes. Measured Plumbing works within individual apartments and townhouses. If the fault appears to involve shared services, the findings can be provided to the owners corporation or property manager for the next step.