Angaston's local plumber East side of the Barossa
Angaston's old stone and marble buildings look great and can be tricky to plumb. Craig takes on everything from a root-choked sewer to a new ensuite.
Character homes on sloping blocks
Angaston has a lot of old stone houses. Behind the stone you'll often find earthenware sewer pipe, rusting galv and a hot water unit that has done its time.
The town sits against the hills, so plenty of blocks slope. When stormwater has nowhere to go, it ends up against the house. Craig clears and repairs blocked stormwater lines and pits.
Out on the farms east of town, tanks and septic systems take the place of the mains.
A bathroom to suit the house
One of Craig’s fit-offs: navy walls, brass tapware and a timber top. New plumbing can still suit an older home.
“Extensive upgrades to our sewage plumbing and upgrading our bathroom. Extremely happy with the works carried out.”
What Angaston homes call Craig for
- Blocked sewer and stormwater. Old earthenware lines cleared with the jetter, then a camera look to see why they blocked.
- Old galv pipe replaced when the pressure drops or the water runs brown.
- Bathroom and ensuite renovations in older houses.
- Hot water repairs and replacements.
- Gas cooktops and heaters put in and tested.
- Septic and tank and pump work on the farms.
Angaston and the eastern edge
Angaston is on the eastern edge of the valley, where the Barossa Range starts to climb.
Angaston, answered
Water pools against the house when it rains. Can you help?
Often it comes down to a blocked stormwater line or pit. Craig jets the line, clears the pit and checks where the water is meant to go.
Can you plumb a new bathroom in an old house?
Yes. Moving pipes in an older home takes some planning, so Craig works through the layout with you and your builder first.
Do you get out to the farms east of town?
Yes. Septic systems, rainwater tanks and pressure pumps on properties off the mains are all part of the work.
Bathroom or drains in Angaston?
Photos help, so email them to hello@piperplumbing.au or ring Craig on 0499 319 297.