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Matt Latham from O'Brien Plumbing has over 20 years’ experience and is your local, expert plumber. His customers love his work because he is on-time, gives honest and professional advice and keeps his rates affordable.
Matt Latham from O'Brien Plumbing has over 20 years’ experience and provides a wide range of home plumbing services at affordable prices. This is a family business, and Matt prides himself on being reliable and providing high quality workmanship and great customer service.
Matt’s customers love his work because he is on-time, gives honest and professional advice and keeps his rates affordable. He quotes on the whole job, rather than charging an hourly rate. This way you know exactly how much the job will cost, in advance. This is why he and his team get so many referrals and repeat business from local residents.
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From leaky showers to gas connections, just call Matt and the team for honest and expert advice. They are professional and well-mannered and will always offer the most cost-effective solutions for your problem. They also offer emergency services.
An average household can use around 25 per cent of its total energy on heating water, so it's really important to have the most efficient gas water heating system to suit your needs. Matt works with a range of high quality products and will supply the best system for your home and your budget. New models outperform old systems, which can save up to 50% running costs.
They can also service and repair your existing gas hot water system to extend its life, and offer temporary hot water systems if yours has broken down completely.
Dripping taps can waste up to 2000 litres of water per month, which is literally money down the drain. Matt can make sure all your taps are working efficiently, so you can spend your hard-earned cash on other things.
We live in a busy world these days and it’s easy to ignore small problems like a leaking cistern or hammering pipes. Matt and his team can pop out and check any issues you might be concerned about, so small problems won’t turn into big, expensive ones.
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No, it’s not some weird medical condition - we’re talking gas storage water heaters! A hot water anode (also known as a sacrificial anode) is essential for the long life of your hot water tank.
Here are 3 things to look out for if you have flexible braided hoses in your home (usually under bathroom and kitchen sinks).
Colder days and nights are fast approaching, and hot, relaxing showers are a must. But as temperatures drop, our hot water systems have to work harder than usual and the last thing you want is to wake up to a cold shower in the morning.
Our household taps work pretty hard, and we don’t even think about them until they start to malfunction. Here are a few warning signs that the taps need to be checked and possibly replaced.
A gas leak can be much harder to spot than a water leak, but there are signs to watch out for.
The drip, drip, drip of a leaking tap can be very annoying. But it's also wasting a precious resource and can increase your water bill substantially. Here are four common causes of leaking taps.
If there's water gushing out of a pipe, it's easy to see there's a problem! But what about those water leaks that are not so easy to spot?
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Flushing your toilet, only to find the water rising back towards you is something you do not want to see! So, to reduce the risk of a blocked toilet there are certain things you should never flush.
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Save money, keep plastic out of landfill and enjoy filtered water on tap.
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No, it’s not some weird medical condition - we’re talking gas storage water heaters! A hot water anode (also known as a sacrificial anode) is essential for the long life of your hot water tank.
Colder days and nights are fast approaching, and hot, relaxing showers are a must. But as temperatures drop, our hot water systems have to work harder than usual and the last thing you want is to wake up to a cold shower in the morning.
Our household taps work pretty hard, and we don’t even think about them until they start to malfunction. Here are a few warning signs that the taps need to be checked and possibly replaced.
A gas leak can be much harder to spot than a water leak, but there are signs to watch out for.
The drip, drip, drip of a leaking tap can be very annoying. But it's also wasting a precious resource and can increase your water bill substantially. Here are four common causes of leaking taps.
Flushing your toilet, only to find the water rising back towards you is something you do not want to see! So, to reduce the risk of a blocked toilet there are certain things you should never flush.
If there's water gushing out of a pipe, it's easy to see there's a problem! But what about those water leaks that are not so easy to spot?
Save money, keep plastic out of landfill and enjoy filtered water on tap.
Here are 3 things to look out for if you have flexible braided hoses in your home (usually under bathroom and kitchen sinks).
