Book a Plumber in Mountain Creek

We service Mountain Creek and nearby areas, including Buderim, Brightwater, Kawana Waters, Sippy Downs, and Tanawha. 

If your location isn’t listed, contact us to confirm if we service your area.

A constantly running toilet can waste a significant amount of water and increase utility bills. 

The issue often stems from a faulty flapper valve, which may not seal properly, causing water to continuously flow from the tank into the bowl. 

Other potential causes include a misaligned float, a worn-out fill valve, or a damaged overflow tube. 

To address the issue, first, turn off the water supply to the toilet. 

Inspect the components inside the tank and replace any faulty parts. 

If the problem persists or you're unsure how to proceed, a plumber can quickly diagnose and fix the issue to restore your toilet’s efficiency.

Low water pressure can be caused by several factors, including sediment build-up in pipes, leaks, or outdated fixtures. 

Start by checking if the issue is isolated to a specific tap or showerhead. 

Cleaning or replacing clogged aerators can often resolve the problem. If the issue affects the entire property, it may be due to a leak or a malfunctioning pressure regulator. 

In some cases, narrow or corroded pipes might need upgrading to modern materials like PEX or copper. 

Professional plumbers can conduct a thorough inspection to identify the cause and recommend appropriate solutions for optimal water pressure.

A gas leak is a serious safety hazard that requires immediate attention. 

Common signs include a distinct rotten egg smell, hissing sounds near gas lines, or dead vegetation around the gas pipe area. 

You may also experience physical symptoms like dizziness or nausea if exposed to gas indoors. 

If you suspect a gas leak, immediately evacuate the area and avoid using electrical switches, open flames, or devices that could cause a spark. 

Once in a safe location, contact your gas provider or a licensed plumber to inspect and repair the leak. 

Regular maintenance and inspections can help prevent gas leaks in the future.