About Us
Affordable
Don’t break the bank
Efficient
Always on time
Reliable
Locally owned & operated
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Steve Bennett Plumbing is Sydney’s #1 Plumber
With over 40 years’ experience, Steve Bennett Plumbing is the team you can trust.
Only the Best
You can be confident we'll get the job done right
With more than 40 years’ experience in the industry, we’re specialists in all areas of plumbing work. That means you won’t need to look anywhere else when you need a plumber that knows their stuff.
We'll get there fast to minimise downtime and costs
No matter what time it is, one of our friendly and professional Sydney plumbers will be on their way to fix your problem. With us, you’ll never have to wait around for hours on end or spend more money than necessary.
Quality workmanship
We’re so confident you’ll be happy with our service that we offer a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Our plumbers are fully licensed and insured so you can rest assured that your home or business is in good hands.
Years Established
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“Amidst the many glorious professions that people can think of, the ones without which we can’t function take a back seat. Plumbing is one such occupation.”
Steve Bennett – Founder, SBPS
Got Questions? We Have Answers!
Here are a number of frequently asked questions and plumbing tips that plumbers get asked all the time. Some plumbing issues like leaking taps and blocked showers can be fixed by following some of our handy plumbing tips.
Why do my pipes make a knocking sound?
Knocking pipes are usually caused by improperly secured piping, or by air bubbles being compressed within the pipes. Neither of these are a major cause for concern. Having your pipes secured with proper fittings should stop any shaking during use. However, if the problem is due to air bubbles then a visit from your local Sydney Plumber can help to remove the problem.
Why does my drain clog?
Drains can clog due to a number of different reasons the main being debris such as oil, soap, hair and food products building up over time and creating a blockage. There are many different drain cleaners on the market that are a good first step to unblocking a drain yourself. Sometimes drains are beyond the abilities of domestic drain cleaning chemicals though, if this is the case then it’s time to call your local Sydney Plumber.
Why do my drains smell?
If you have an odour coming from your drains chances are it is because of sulphur. To be more specific hydrogen sulphide gas is caused by bacteria in the pipes. Although it is good to note that this isn’t the only reason for smelly drains it is a very common reason. In order to fix the problem, you need to disinfect the pipes.
This can be done by pouring half a cup of bleach down your drain or alternatively, you can use half a cup of baking soda followed by a cup of vinegar. Keep in mind that if you use the latter of the two there will be a mini chemical reaction that will cause foam to come back up the pipe, it is advised that you block the drain after pouring the vinegar to help force the foam through the pipe.
After either method, you should then wash warm to hot water down the drain. If this does not work then you should contact your local plumber.
What can cause low water pressure?
Other than a leak in the pipes, water pressure can be affected by valve problems, debris buildups, and other blockages. It is recommended to check with your neighbours first to see if their water pressure is low as well. If this is the case then we recommend checking NSW Water for news and updates. If your neighbours aren’t experiencing low water pressure you should get in contact with your local plumber.
How do I know if I have a leak?
Normally a leaking water pipe will cause visual flooding and high water bills. If you have a leak you can sometimes even hear water sounds from inside the walls and roof or under the floor. Another tell tale sign is if you have low water pressure. Having your home or business regularly inspected by a plumber can help to identify leaks before they become serious.