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Arrive on Time Terms & Conditions

Salmon Plumbing Guarantee to ARRIVE ON TIME to your scheduled appointment.

In the rare instance that your plumber has been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control, we promise to give you a MINIMUM 30-minutes notice of ANY change in arrival time and will offer to reschedule, if that’s more convenient for you

If we don’t give you at least 30 minutes notice in advance, we will happily give you a FREE Hour of Service on your plumbing job.

This offer is not to be used with any other offer.

Deposits

Deposits are not refundable however partial or total refunds of deposits may be made at the sole discretion of Salmon Plumbing.

Cancellations

Salmon Plumbing reserve the right to charge for lost time as a result of cancellations and or postponement made less than 2 business days from the scheduled appointment time.

Warranties

Salmon Plumbing offers a 6 and half year warranty as per the Queensland Building & Construction Commission (QBCC).

How to Identify Non-Compliant Plumbing Work in a Property You Wish To Buy

Posted on January 21, 2020February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Spring is often a popular time to purchase a new property or relocate to a new area. If you’re actively searching for properties to buy, you will want to know how to identify non-compliant plumbing work in the property.

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5 Reasons You Should Replace the Old Galvanised Water Pipes in Your Home

Posted on January 7, 2020February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Old galvanised pipe was used to plumb water into homes fifty years ago. Unfortunately, many homes still have these pipes as the source of their water lines to their home. Without a doubt, there can be issues within the plumbing of the home due to not updating these pipes to copper.

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Could Your Gutters Handle a Freak Hail Storm?

Posted on December 16, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Could your gutters handle a freak hail storm? Is your water tank well maintained to ensure any overflow of water is stored in the tank?

Much of QLD is desperate need for a heavy downpour (or many) to fill water tanks and our dams to prevent water restrictions coming into place. Let alone the stress on our farmers and rural communities who rely on rain for their crops and general living.

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Don’t Go on Holidays This Christmas Without Checking your Flexible Hose Connections

Posted on November 29, 2019February 10, 2020 by carpoole

There has been quite a lot of media attention on flexible hose connections and the damage they have been causing to homes when they burst. The media attention is warranted because the costs and inconvenience when facing this plumbing issue can be frustrating for home owners.

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5 Ways Your Plumber Can Help Drought-Proof Your Home

Posted on October 18, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Brisbane can be the city of plenty and not enough water. But we aren’t doing it as bad as our regional towns and communities, who have been experiencing severe drought and are in desperate need for rain. Almost two-thirds of Queensland is in drought, and the lack of water supplies affects industries, agriculture and can impact personal lifestyles.

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How to Prevent a Moat Around Your House When the Rains Do Hit

Posted on October 4, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Summer is our wet season in Queensland and spring is the ideal time to check the external plumbing around your home. No one wants a moat around their house when the rains do hit.

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What Kids Need To Know About Plumbing to Prevent an Unexpected Call Out

Posted on September 20, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Kids are curious creatures. The simplest of activities like throwing a rock or filling a bucket with sand is a natural part of their play and necessary for their growth and development.

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5 Tips To Keep Mosquitoes Away From Your Rainwater Tank

Posted on September 11, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

Rainwater tanks are a great way to save on your water bills. The collection of rainwater is a system that can be of great benefit to the environment. But any plumbing system that collects and stores water needs to be maintained, and the rainwater tank is one such system that is often out of sight, so out of mind.

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5 Reasons You Have No Hot Water

Posted on August 23, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

No one wants to start their morning with a cold shower, and certainly not during the peak of winter. It’s certainly and inconvenient occurrence to have no hot water right when you need it the most. So what is the cause and what can be done to fix it? Here are 5 reasons why you have no hot water and how they can be fixed.

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Beware Of This Common Kitchen Sink Blockage Affecting Households Every Winter

Posted on August 9, 2019February 10, 2020 by John Salmon

When winter rolls around, bring on the hot chips and gravy. In fact bring on all the comfort foods like roasts, carbs and casseroles. Anything to keep the belly full and hands warm while embracing all the comforts winter draws us to. Unfortunately, these foods can also cause a common kitchen sink blockage that has plumbers called every winter to fix. Here is the most common kitchen sink blockage you want to avoid this winter.

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