Thank you for your support this year.
The team at CRG Plumbing & Maintenance would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year.
Thank you for your support, loyalty and trust you have show us in 2022. We look forward to servicing you all in 2023.
Christmas & New Year Trading Hours 2022
Our office will be closed from Friday December 2022 at 12pm till Monday 9th January.
For any emergency works please phone (02) 4656 4064 and leave a detailed message regarding your emergency and one of our team members will return your call.
If you have a quote request please email the details through to info@crgplumbing.com.au and we will attend to this upon our return.
Is it really an emergency?
We know through the holiday period, having a plumbing emergency can be a little stressful. As this time of year, trade business’s are often having a break and spending time with their families. We encourage you to understand what may be classed as a true emergency and what might be able to wait to avoid calling a plumber through out the holiday period and paying high premiums for an after hours service.
If you find yourself in this situation there are some troubleshooting questions that you could ask yourself.
Can the issue wait?
We generally say if there is no water gushing out, sewer overflowing or any kind of gas smell, it’s generally something that can wait till morning.
Do you need to use the affected plumbing right away? If you have a broken toilet or sink and can avoid using it until the morning or if you have a minor leak and can shut off the water valve, you may be able to wait.
Will leaving the problem alone cause more damage? Even if you can’t shut off the water, can you mitigate the damage enough to get you through until the next day? Buckets, rags and other stopgap measures can be used on a slow leak, but never let a problem go unfixed for fear of emergency repair costs if the chance of collateral damage is high. A serious leak in a bathroom, for example, can affect the floor, ceiling and walls of not just the bathroom but any rooms adjoining it.
You can read more about this here Plumbing emergency situations and what you can do
Once again we wish you all a very merry Christmas. Be safe, be kind and try to relax through this festive season.
