FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Signs: Signs of a gas leak include a distinct sulphur-like odour, a hissing sound near gas lines or appliances, dead or dying vegetation near buried gas lines, and physical symptoms like dizziness or nausea.
  • Response: If you suspect a gas leak, immediately evacuate the area, avoid creating sparks or flames, do not use any electrical switches, and call your gas provider and a licensed gas plumber for emergency repairs.

Yes, it’s essential to hire a licensed gas plumber for any gas appliance installation. Gas installations require expertise to ensure safety, compliance with regulations, and proper functionality.

First, turn off the main water supply to stop further water damage. Then, contact an emergency plumber immediately. While waiting for the plumber, try to contain the water using buckets or towels to minimize damage.

Gas appliance installations should always be performed by a licensed gas plumber. Attempting a DIY installation can lead to safety hazards, gas leaks, and legal issues due to non-compliance with regulations.

Gas appliances and lines should be inspected annually by a licensed gas plumber to ensure they are functioning safely and efficiently. Regular maintenance helps detect and prevent potential issues.

A standard water heater heats water using electricity or gas, while a solar hot water system uses energy from the sun to heat water. Solar systems are more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, but their effectiveness depends on sun exposure.

Trenchless pipe relining is a method of repairing damaged pipes without excavation. It’s recommended when pipes have minor cracks, leaks, or root intrusions. It minimizes disruption and is cost-effective compared to traditional pipe replacement.

Prevent blocked drains by avoiding flushing non-flushable items, using drain screens to catch debris, and scheduling regular drain cleaning and maintenance by a professional plumber.

Government incentives and rebates for solar hot water installation vary by location and time. Check with local authorities and energy agencies for current incentives and eligibility criteria.

Evacuate your home immediately and call your gas provider. Do not use any electrical switches or create sparks. Contact a licensed gas plumber for gas leak detection and repair.

Please note that these FAQs provide general information and guidelines. For specific plumbing and gas installation concerns, always consult with a qualified professional in your area.