Working in Cessnock
Your local plumber in Cessnock 2325
In Cessnock, half the jobs are on town water and half are on a tank, and the plumber needs to know which before the van leaves.
Cessnock grew up as a coalfields town, and the streets around the main street and Aberdare are still lined with weatherboard miners' cottages, many with original galvanised water pipes that corrode from the inside out. Out of town, toward Pokolbin, Mount View and the vineyards, a lot of properties aren't on town sewer or water at all: they run on rainwater tanks and a pump, with a septic system or an aerated wastewater treatment system out the back. Summer storms come through the valley hard, so overflowing gutters and stormwater lines are a regular call here too. Many of the cottages have also been patched over the decades, with new copper joined straight onto the old galvanised steel, and that join is where the rust tends to break through first. In town the water and sewer mains belong to Hunter Water, so a fault in the street is theirs to fix, and the pipes inside your boundary are where we come in.