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Plumb Melbourne Is Now on Service.com.au
At Plumb Melbourne, we’re always looking for better ways to make it easier for locals to find a plumber they can trust. That’s why we’ve partnered with service.com.au — a platform built to connect homeowners and property managers with licensed, verified trades. Service.com.au focuses on quality over volume, which aligns closely with how we work. Every job we take on is handled by our experienced team, led by Ed, who has over 20 years on the tools across Melbourne. Clear com
Peter Holmes
Feb 61 min read


Can a Plumber Fix a Gas Leak?
Yes, a licensed gas plumber can fix a gas leak in Victoria. Gas leaks must only be repaired by plumbers who hold a specific gas licence , as gas work is regulated and unsafe if done incorrectly. Can any plumber fix a gas leak? No. Only plumbers with a gas licence can legally fix gas leaks in Victoria. Gas work: Must not be DIY Must not be done by a handyman Requires licensed testing and repair methods Even small or temporary fixes can allow gas leaks to continue unnoticed. Wh
Peter Holmes
Feb 62 min read


How Hot Should a Hot Water Service Be in Australia?
In Australia, a hot water service should be stored at 60°C to prevent harmful bacteria like Legionella, while hot water delivered to taps in bathrooms must be limited to 50°C (or 45°C in aged care and childcare settings) to reduce the risk of scalding. Why Hot Water Services Are Set to 60°C Hot water systems are required to store water at 60°C for health and safety reasons. At lower temperatures, bacteria such as Legionella can survive and multiply inside the tank, creating
Peter Holmes
Feb 42 min read


If Your Sink Fills After You Use the Shower or Toilet, This Is the Warning Sign
If your bathroom sink fills after using the shower or flushing the toilet , this is a strong sign the fixtures are connected to the same drain line — and that line is restricted. This pattern tells plumbers a lot. Our CCTV equipment at work finding those blocked drain causes. What it usually means: The blockage is beyond the sink Water from the shower or toilet is entering the drain but can’t move away fast enough, so it rises at the lowest or easiest outlet — often the sink
Peter Holmes
Feb 41 min read
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