Aptus Plumbers Bribie Island

Aptus Plumbers are here to to help you with all your plumbing problems! Locally servicing Bribie Island, Aptus Plumbers are the experts for plumbing, gas and solar hot water.

Need routine maintenance on your home or business or plumbing for your Bribie Island renovation, Aptus Plumbing & Gas are rated 5 stars for their first class service

Where do you need a plumber?

Aptus Plumbing and Gas have a team of plumbers servicing the Brisbane Northside. We get to most plumbing jobs on the same day.

Our professional team of qualified tradesmen are fully insured, quality & workmanship guaranteed and go the extra mile to provide you with the level of service that others can only aspire too. We are well equipped to deal with problems on the spot as our team of plumbers have the latest tools and plumbing technology available to them.

Our mission is to improve the overall perception of the plumbing industry by delivering plumbing works that are:

Providing the highest level of service;
The most cost effective solutions;
Done on time and right the first time!
Get in touch now by phone or enquiry form to have your plumbing Bribie Island needs attended to.

We are plumbers for works including:

Installation, service and repair of Hot Water Systems
Repair and maintenance of blocked drains
Maintenance and repair of burst pipes
Water pipes repairs & maintence
Leak identification Tap replacement and servicing
Toilet repairs and replacement
Repairs for roofs and gutters
Commercial fit outs
Maintenance for commercial plumbing
Emergency plumbing services
Rental property Plumbing
Servicing your rental property Gas repairs

For the best plumbing and gas service carried out by professional plumbers in Bribie Island, call us on (07) 3205 1991 or complete the enquiry form

Aptus Plumbing Rated 5 based on 285 reviews. See Reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is The Minimum Age Required To Start And Complete A Plumbing Apprenticeship?

Looking for a secure, long-term, well-paying job might sound difficult, but you won't need to look any further than a career in plumbing to find one. Should you decided to start a career in plumbing at a young age, though, you might benefit from getting a bit of help to make sure you start at soon as possible. Joining the troupe at Aptus Plumbing & Gas is easy, though, as we do everything we can to support our team, even the ones who haven't joined us yet. For all questions related to plumbing jobs in Bribie Island, call our team on (07) 3205 1991 today.

There's more than one way you can begin a plumbing apprenticeship. Receiving the relevant certification generally requires the completion of a traineeship and theory work, which most people do outside of school. In the last few years of high school, however, you can instead opt to complete both a plumbing qualification and you Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) at the same time. Depending on your requirements, you can either complete this apprenticeship in or outside of school hours. Whether you complete the course in the afternoons after school or after having graduated, you can either choose to continue your plumbing education or launch a career in plumbing, as suitable. While there may only be one type of plumbing apprenticeship you can undertake, there are many ways you can choose to take it.

Are Sewer Odours Harmful?

While it's already frustrating to discover your home reeks of sewerage, it would be reasonable for you to question whether the gases in the air present a threat to your safety. Aptus Plumbing & Gas have smelt it all, though, so you can rely on our team to help you put your mind to rest about any unpleaseant odour you may encounter. For all questions about plumbing in Bribie Island, you can reach our team on (07) 3205 1991.

While it may be unpleasant for the smell of sewerage to seep from your pipes, there is no threat posed to your health. Various anaerobic bacteria found in sewerage can produce a variety of inorganic gases, including carbon dioxide, methane, and hydrogen sulphide, and while many of these gases are odourless, hydrogen sulphide is known for being slightly pungent, and is generally the culprit behind smelly sewerage. At concentrations of just one thousandth and one hundredth parts per million (ppm), you may being to notice an odour in your bathroom, though normally, these gases are kept out by means of a variety of devices, including vents and sewerage traps. As hydrogen sulphide will only affect your health at concentrations of 150ppm or higher, it needs to be 15,000 to 150,000 times more concentrated than when you first smelt it before it becomes a health hazard. You'll still need a qualified plumber to fix the issue, though, as while it's unlikely the hydrogen sulphide will build up to these levels in your home, they can present a risk in your sewage systems. It is possible for hydrogen sulphide to present a risk to your health in dangerously high quantities, but it becomes odourous long before.

Is It Possible To Run PVC Pipes Underground?

When you want to squeeze more value out of your land, adding an extra building can be a great idea, but it may be difficult to imagine how you'd do it without leaving plumbing pipes running everywhere through the yard. If you'd like to bury PVC pipes on your property, the leading local experts on all matters regarding plumbing, Aptus Plumbing & Gas, can help. Reach out to us on (07) 3205 1991 to speak to our team today about plumbing in Bribie Island.

You'll need a licensed plumber to install PVC pipes underground on your property, and they will need to be placed in aptly sized trenches. These trenches should be big enough to allow for jointing, compaction, and inspection, and it must also be below a specified depth as per the government standards. When the concrete is poured the pipes may fall victim to movement, deformation, or flotation, so there must be precautionary measures undertaken to prevent it. Structural integrity is important, so the floor of the trench should be carefully inspected during excavation to identify and remove any pieces of loose debris that may be present, before bedding material is inserted to add support along the pipeline. Flotation due to groundwater is another threat worth considering, though solutions such as using trench stops or filling the pipeline with water can be used to effectively prevent it. At the conclusion of this procedure, the trenches are packed with trench fill material, and the pipeline is rendered completely invisible. Installing PVC pipes underground requires you to follow a stringent set of standards, but will leave your plumbing invisible.

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