Element, thermostat, valve, gas burner — most repairs done same day. If it's beyond economical repair, we'll quote a replacement on the spot.
Not every dead hot water system needs replacing. Often it's a $200 element or thermostat job that gets you another 5+ years out of the unit. We diagnose first, quote both repair and replace, then let you make the call.
If the tank itself has failed (rust, leak from the body), we'll be straight with you — replacement is the right move. We carry stock, so we can switch you over the same trip.
Servicing Yatala, Beenleigh, Ormeau, Pimpama, Coomera, Helensvale, Loganholme, and Tweed Heads.
Failed heating element on an electric storage unit. Diagnosed and replaced same-trip in most cases.
Hot water too cold or scalding? Faulty thermostat. Same-day replacement on common brands.
Pressure-temperature relief and tempering valves are QBCC-required service items. We carry stock.
Gas hot water not igniting? Burner, pilot or gas valve. Diagnosed and repaired by licensed gas fitters.
Sacrificial anode replacement extends tank life. Worth doing every 5–7 years on storage units.
Beyond economical repair? We'll quote a replacement on the spot and have stock available.
Often not. Storage tanks have a typical lifespan of 8–12 years. If yours is 10+ and the tank itself has failed, replacement is usually the better economic call. We'll be straight with you.
Element replacement on a standard electric storage unit is typically $250–$400 depending on tank size and brand. We quote upfront before starting work.
Usually pilot, ignition or gas valve. Sometimes it's just a tripped flame failure cut-off that needs resetting. We'll diagnose on the spot.