Kitchen Renovations in Central Coast, NSW
What is included
What Is Included in Our Kitchen Renovations
- The old sink is disconnected only after the water is isolated and the supply lines and waste are capped.
- What sits behind the old kitchen decides the rest, so we check the wall for corroded pipe and gas lines.
- Supply pipes, waste and the gas point are moved to the new sink, dishwasher and cooktop positions.
- Pipework is roughed in before the new cabinets and wall lining go up, so nothing needs cutting out afterwards.
- Once the benchtop and splashback are in, the sink, mixer, dishwasher and any filter tap are fitted.
- A gas cooktop or oven is connected to its gas point and the connection is leak tested.
- Water is turned on, each joint is checked dry, and the dishwasher runs a cycle to prove the waste drains.
- Offcuts and packaging go, the old sink is carted away, and the kitchen is left ready for the next trade.
Why us
Why Choose Us for Kitchen Renovations?
Accountable for every job, long after the day
Every kitchen renovations job is done by the people who will still be here next year.
Tested and signed off before we leave
Everything we touch on your kitchen renovations is tested before we go, you get walked through exactly what was done.
Local plumbers, not a call centre
A plumber answers the phone and the same faces come back if the job runs over a day.
How the job runs
The pipes go in before the cabinets
Tell us the layout change
Call 0489 271 238 and say whether the sink is staying put. Keeping the sink, dishwasher and cooktop where they are is a lighter job than moving them. A gas cooktop or a new dishwasher also changes what we bring and where the pipes end up.
Scope it around your trades
We look at the existing water, waste and gas positions and work from your plan, then give you a quote. Our rough-in goes in before the cabinet maker and tiler and our fit-off comes after them, so we agree that order with whoever is running the job.
Rough in first, fit off last
On the first visit the old sink and pipework come out and the new lines go in. After the benchtop is on, we come back, fit the tapware and appliances, test every joint and the gas connection, and clean up. You are kept updated at each phase.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas do you work in?
We work across the Central Coast and Newcastle, and into the Hunter Valley, Northern Sydney and the Northern Beaches. Each place we list has its own page describing the housing and ground there. If your suburb is not listed, call and ask.
Do you take emergency plumbing calls?
Yes. The phone is answered day and night, and emergency plumbing is one of the twelve services on this site. Burst pipes, urgent blockages and water with nowhere to go are the usual calls.
What should I do while I wait if a pipe has burst?
Shut the water off at the isolation valve, which is usually near the water meter or where the main pipe enters the house. Switch off power to any wet area if you can do it without standing in water. Then call and tell us where the water is coming from.
Do you work on homes and commercial properties?
Yes, both. A home job and a shop or office job share the same pipework, but access, hours and shut-offs are different, so tell us which it is when you call.
What kinds of hot water systems can you install?
We install and repair gas, electric and solar hot water systems. The choice depends on whether the house has mains gas or bottled gas, where the unit will sit and how many people use it. We talk that through on the first call.
Can you clear a drain that keeps blocking?
Yes. A drain that blocks again and again usually has a cause such as tree roots, a broken pipe or a belly in the line, and clearing it once will not fix that. We find the cause and tell you what it is before suggesting a repair.
Do you do the whole renovation or just the plumbing?
We handle the plumbing, gas fitting, strip out and demolition side of bathroom, kitchen and laundry renovations. Ask on the first call what is included in the job you have in mind, and we will tell you which parts we do.
Can you put in the water connections for a new kitchen?
Yes. That covers the sink and tap, the dishwasher connection, a water line for a fridge with an ice maker and the gas point for a cooktop. Send a photo of the existing kitchen and the plans if you have them.
What does roofing have to do with plumbing?
Gutters, downpipes, flashings and stormwater all carry water, and they are part of the plumbing trade. We look at roof leaks, gutter and downpipe repairs and storm damage. Describe where the water is getting in when you call.
What happens before you start a renovation?
The area is looked at in person or from photos, the water and gas are isolated, and the quote names what is going in and what is coming out. If the old room reveals something behind the wall, you are told straight away.
How do I get a quote?
Call, email or use the form on this site, and say what the job is and where. For a simple job a few photos may be enough, and for a renovation the room will usually be looked at in person.
Related work
Other jobs we get called out for
bathroom renovations
Plumbing for bathroom renovations, including moving drains, new hot and cold lines, shower waste fall and fitting the toilet, vanity, bath and tapware.
Read morelaundry renovations
Plumbing for laundry renovations, covering the tub and waste, washing machine taps, a floor waste where there is none, and strata unit laundries.
Read moregas fitting
Gas fitting for cooktops, ovens, heaters, barbecues and hot water units, covering new pipework, bayonet points, regulators and leak testing of the line.
Read moreServing Central Coast and The Surrounding Areas
Where we work
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Send a photo of the wall behind your sink with the cupboard doors open, showing the pipes and the gas point if there is one. Add the make and model of any new dishwasher or cooktop. That tells us whether the pipes can stay where they are.
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