We'll be in touch shortly.
Northern Sydney runs from North Sydney and Mosman up through Chatswood, Hornsby and Wahroonga, and west across Ryde, Gladesville and Hunters Hill. The housing is mostly established: brick homes on sloping sandstone blocks, mature trees over the sewer line, and copper pipework old enough that pinhole corrosion is a routine finding rather than a surprise. Split-level and cut-in-to-the-slope homes mean drainage often runs under decks, stairs and paving, so getting a camera or a jetter to the right point takes planning.
Chatswood, North Ryde and West Ryde add a growing apartment stock, where the job is usually a strata common line, a hot water plant issue, or a leak crossing between units that has to be proven before anyone can bill for it. We document those with camera footage and written findings so strata managers can act.
A homeowner had a water bill triple its usual figure with nothing visible anywhere. Acoustic detection and a pressure test isolated a pinhole failure in copper under a hallway slab. We accessed a single small section rather than the whole run, replaced the failed length, and made good with minimal disruption to the floor.
Four apartments in one stack lost hot water on a Friday night. We attended, found a failed valve on the common plant rather than four separate unit faults, isolated and replaced it, and provided written notes to the strata manager confirming the cause so the cost sat with the right party.
