
Sink and Mixer Swaps
New mixers, sink swaps and re-seated wastes, with the water shut at the cupboard stop or the meter. We pressure-test old supply pipe before any new tap goes on.
Plumber Wilston covers the kitchen end of the trade across Wilston and its neighbouring streets: sinks, mixers, dishwashers, waste pipes and the shut-offs tucked under the bench. Every job starts with a fixed quote, and the work is licensed plumbing and gasfitting under QBCC No: 15024607.
If we're late, $100 comes off your bill

A kitchen packs more plumbing per square metre than any other room. Hot and cold supplies, a waste line, a dishwasher feed and often a gas point all squeeze into one cupboard, so one worn part can show up in three places at once.

The weatherboard interwar houses rising toward Eildon Hill still feed through original galvanised pipe furred within, so a new mixer on a starved line runs weak and the opening flow after a quiet night runs brown.
Where Council's zoning permits a couple of extra storeys, townhouse kitchens near the Wilston Village shops sit hard against the next unit's laundry, so a builder-grade hose or a flimsy shut-off valve puts someone else's ceiling in play.
The streets cut from the 1925 Wilston Hill estate carry clay drains laid in short lengths with cement joints, and a kitchen waste line that meets a shifted joint blocks long before the pipe itself fails.
Whatever needs fixing, the job starts with one question: which part has worn, and what sits behind it? Here is the range we cover on a normal run:

New mixers, sink swaps and re-seated wastes, with the water shut at the cupboard stop or the meter. We pressure-test old supply pipe before any new tap goes on.

Feed lines, waste hoses and the air gap set to code, with the standpipe high enough that a full cycle never syphons back into the machine. Every connection gets a clamp check.

Traps, wastes and the run out to the gully cleared, replaced or re-aligned, so the sink empties at full speed and nothing seeps into the cupboard space below.

Full-flow stop valves fitted where needle valves have seized or scaled solid, so the kitchen can be isolated for the next repair without turning off water to the whole house.

Bayonet points and hard-piped cooker runs installed, tested and certified, with the flexible connector behind the cooker checked on every visit because it ages fastest on a kitchen gas line.

Filter taps, chillers and fridge ice-maker lines run off the cold supply, with shut-offs and check valves where the maker calls for them, so a cartridge swap stays a five-minute job.
$0 call-out fees, available 24/7, and same-day where we can.

Four faults account for most of the calls we receive from this suburb, and each has a usual cause worth knowing before you ring:
A worn cartridge or a perished o-ring lets water past a closed handle, and the drip lands in the sink or the cupboard. One visit with the right part stops it.
Grease and food scraps line the waste pipe, leaving water standing in the bowl. Clearing the trap usually fixes it; when it does not, the blockage sits further down the line.
A split inlet hose or a loose waste clamp lets a whole cycle out under the machine, and the first sign is water at the door. Both are quick swaps.
Brown first flow after a night unused points to scaled galvanised supply rather than the tap itself. A pressure test shows whether one section needs replacing or the whole run does.

A kitchen is the busiest wet room in the house, and its pipes run where you cannot see them, which is why small faults there are worth catching early:
A failed hose under the sink drips into the cupboard, then the floor, then whatever sits below in a two-storey unit. Caught early it is a washer; left alone it is a ceiling.
A missing air gap or a worn check valve can let waste water drift back toward the dishwasher or the filter tap. We test the connections that keep the drinking side clean.
If the kitchen tap runs slow while the bathroom runs fine, the fault is usually local scale or a half-closed valve, and a quick test narrows it down. Hidden leaks that push the water bill up sit on our leak detection page instead.

Call (07) 3524 7117 and walk us through what's going on in Wilston. A couple of quick questions help us bring the right parts the first time.

You see flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees before the work begins. Say yes and we start.

We shut the kitchen's water off, pull the worn mixer or waste, and test the supply line for scale and pressure so the new parts go onto a line that can feed them.

Card or EFTPOS on site once the job's finished, or ask about Fix now, pay later.

The same team that quotes the job does the work, and the figure on the quote does not move.
Every Wilston job comes with $0 call-out fees, and there's no extra cost for nights, weekends or public holidays.

We stand behind the work with our Fix-It-or-It's-Free guarantee (T&Cs apply), and if we're late, $100 comes off your bill.
Under QBCC No: 15024607, every job is done by a licensed plumber, and our labour carries a lifetime labour warranty.
We're licensed and insured, locally owned and operated, with flat-rate pricing.

The working run takes in Wilston along with Grange, Lutwyche, Windsor, Bowen Hills and Herston, from the Ferny Grove line corridor near Wilston railway station across toward the Enoggera Creek flats. The same licensed plumbers who sort a kitchen also handle the bathroom plumbing and blocked drains on the next street over.

Call (07) 3524 7117 and tell us what's going on. We're available 24/7, every job in Wilston comes with $0 call-out fees and flat-rate pricing, and the work is done under QBCC No: 15024607, with same-day where we can.
For the full range of general plumbing work, start at the plumbing services page.
Urban Utilities keeps the street mains and the public connection in repair; the pipes from that point back toward your place, kitchen taps included, are yours, which is where our work sits.
Water left standing overnight picks up colour from galvanised pipe scaled up inside, common in the weatherboard interwar homes on the Eildon Hill slopes, and testing shows whether one section or the full run needs replacing.
It can: the infill rows near Wilston Village share wall cavities, so a burst hose upstairs runs down inside the frame first, and we swap worn feed and waste connectors before the stain shows next door.
Yes, gasfitting sits inside our QBCC licence, so we run new bayonet points and cooker lines, test them and certify the work, and we check the flexible connector each visit.
Access and pipe condition: a mixer set into a tiled bench, a waste line meeting earthenware laid in short lengths under a 1925 estate street, or scaled supply behind the cupboard all add labour to the quote.
Call (07) 3524 7117, tell us what the kitchen is doing, and we will set a time, bring the likely parts on the first visit and quote the job before any work starts.