Burst Pipes
Adelaide burst pipe repairs
S.O.S Plumbing & Gas are your Adelaide burst pipe repair experts. We offer a same day emergency plumber and are available 24/7, across all metro suburbs. If you experience a leaking or burst pipe in Adelaide then call us for a prompt, professional and proficient repair from one of our fully insured and qualified plumbers with all work being guaranteed.
A leaking or burst pipe can be an absolute nightmare for any property owner. A burst pipe is pretty easy to notice as water will be gushing onto your property. If this happens you should turn your water off at the mains and call in an Adelaide master plumber from S.O.S Plumbing & Gas immediately.
A leaking pipe is usually not as obvious as a burst pipe to notice, as our pipes are concealed in our walls, ceilings and underground it takes time for the damage from the leaking pipe to surface.
Our comprehensive gas services include:
Dampness, or discolouration of carpet
Damp and musty smells
Poor water pressure
Dripping, hissing, or the sound of running water
Ceiling changes
Flakey, or scaly paint
Increased water bills
Cracked or damp pavers, pooling water or soft depressions
Suspect a gas leak?
Act immediately
Various factors can lead to the occurrence of burst or leaking pipes. Common causes include damage from tree roots, corrosion, improper pipeline installation, rodent damage, ground vibrations, blockages, and aging pipework. These issues can affect both old and new buildings at any time, necessitating timely repairs.
For burst or leaking pipe repairs in Adelaide, contact S.O.S Plumbing & Gas ANYTIME at 0413 854 212. Our local plumbers are available 24/7 across all metro suburbs, ensuring prompt and professional service with guaranteed quality workmanship. We also offer pensioner discounts for added convenience.
To detect a leaking pipe, aside from visual signs, monitor your water bills for any unusual increases. You can conduct a simple test by recording your water meter readings, refraining from using water for about an hour, and then comparing the readings. If there’s an increase, it indicates a leak on your property.