Greg Mitchell Plumbing: Your Local Plumber in Kingaroy
Helping locals with all their plumbing needs in a prompt, professional and friendly manner.
Plumbing When You Need It Most
Taking the stress our of plumbing and gas fitting emergencies.
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Established in 1994
Family-Owned Business
South & North Burnett
Installations, Renovations & More
No-Obligation Quotes
Fully-Licensed & Insured
What do you do when you need a plumber you can trust? You call Greg Mitchell Plumbing—that’s what you do! Based in Murgon, we provide professional plumbing and gas fitting services to residential clients all over the Burnett region, including Kingaroy, Gayndah, Nanango, Wondai and the surrounding areas.
Take advantage of more than two decades of industry experience and prevent costly damage to your property! Our plumbers have the tools and expertise to install, service and repair a wide range of plumbing systems—from solar hot water and septic to rainwater tanks, drainage, wood heaters and so much more! To speak to our friendly team, give us a call on 0402 451 835.
From North to South
We are willing to travel all over the Burnett region—regardless of where you live!
To ensure we meet the plumbing and gas fitting needs of every Burnett resident, we have a fully equipped service vehicle—and we’re happy to hit the road! Whether you’re looking to renovate your bathroom, need assistance with a running toilet or your guttering has been damaged, you’ll find an affordable solution—right here at Greg Mitchell Plumbing! We are more than happy to take on jobs in:
- Murgon
- Nanango
- Wondai
- Blackbutt
- Yarraman
- Gayndah
- Mundubbera
- Eidsvold
- Monto
And everywhere in between! To find out more information about our full range of services or to speak with our friendly team, get in touch today!
Take advantage of our professional plumbing services, which includes
blocked drains, general plumbing services and tap repairs and servicing as well as guttering.
We provide quarterly sewerage treatment testing to ensure the safe and efficient operation of your system. Our testing meets relevant council regulations, includes a field service report and a dos and don’ts list for optimal operation.
Our plumbers will install, service and repair all types of septic tanks, ensuring you have the right system for your specific requirements. We will also take care of the system pump outs.
Enjoy water on demand with our range of rainwater tanks. We install and replace rainwater tanks, which includes gutter, downpipe and tap connection. We also take care of the earthworks.
We are the one-stop-shop for all your gas fitting requirements! Our team provide compliance certificates, appliance installations, repairs and maintenance—as well as hot water system conversions and renovation services.
Wave goodbye to cold showers thanks to our hot water services. Our plumbers install, service and repair all types of hot water systems, including solar, gas and electric.
We provide an extensive range of general plumbing services, including detecting and repairing leaks, fixing blocked drains, installing fixtures, complete bathroom and kitchen renovations and much more.
Clogged drains can quickly disrupt your daily routine, leading to unpleasant odours, slow water flow or even overflowing fixtures. Our professional drain clearing services use advanced tools to efficiently remove blockages caused by grease, debris or invasive roots, restoring your plumbing system to full functionality.
Regular septic tank maintenance is crucial for preventing costly repairs and system failures. Our services include thorough cleaning, routine inspections and emergency repairs to ensure your septic system operates efficiently while protecting the health of your property and the environment.
Licensed Kingaroy Plumbers You Can Count On
When you need a reliable plumber in Kingaroy, you want someone prompt, experienced, and genuinely committed to solving your plumbing issues. At Greg Mitchell Plumbing, we have provided expert plumbing and gas fitting services to Kingaroy residents for decades. Our fully licensed and insured team delivers practical solutions with friendly service, helping you protect your home or business from unnecessary damage and costly repairs.
We cover everything from fixing
blocked drains and repairing
hot water systems to installing
septic tanks and rainwater solutions. Our local team proudly supports the Burnett community, offering no-obligation quotes and competitive services without compromising quality. Whether you're facing an urgent plumbing problem or planning an upgrade, you can depend on Greg Mitchell Plumbing to get the job done right.
Why Choose Greg Mitchell Plumbing?
When it comes to finding a trusted plumber in Kingaroy, it’s important to choose a team that combines skill, professionalism, and genuine care for your property. At Greg Mitchell Plumbing, we are proud to offer more than just quick fixes — we provide long-term plumbing solutions backed by years of local experience. Whether you’re dealing with a small leak or planning major upgrades, our team is here to deliver exceptional workmanship with honest, friendly service every time.
Here’s why so many locals continue to trust us:
- Established Expertise: With over 30 years of hands-on experience, we have built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality plumbing services across the South Burnett region.
- Fully Licensed & Insured: Our qualified plumbers operate to Australian industry standards, giving you peace of mind that every job is completed safely and professionally.
- Family-Owned Local Business: As a proud Kingaroy business, we’re committed to supporting our local community with reliable service and fair advice.
- Comprehensive Plumbing Services: We cover everything from blocked drains and hot water system repairs to gas fitting, septic installations, rainwater tanks, and more.
- Prompt & Professional Response: We value your time. Our team arrives when we say we will, communicates clearly, and keeps the worksite tidy throughout the project.
- No-Obligation Quotes: We believe in transparency. That’s why we offer clear, upfront quotes — no hidden surprises or pushy sales tactics.
FAQ
What are the most common plumbing issues in homes?
Common plumbing issues in homes include blocked drains, leaking taps, burst pipes, low water pressure, and faulty hot water systems. Blocked drains often occur due to the buildup of hair, grease, and foreign objects, while leaks may result from worn-out washers or corroded pipes. Burst pipes can happen because of freezing temperatures, high water pressure, or old age. Low water pressure is usually linked to sediment build-up, hidden leaks, or issues with the local water supply. Hot water system problems can stem from sediment accumulation in tanks, malfunctioning heating elements, or simply the system reaching the end of its life expectancy.
How can I tell if I have a hidden water leak?
Signs of a hidden water leak include unusually high water bills, damp spots on walls or ceilings, mould growth, musty odours, or running water when no taps are on. Water meter checks can also reveal leaks: if you turn off all water sources and the meter continues to move, a leak is likely. Left unattended, hidden leaks can cause structural damage and encourage pest infestations. Early detection and professional assessment can save significant repair costs and protect your property’s foundations and fixtures.
How often should plumbing systems be inspected?
It’s advisable to have your plumbing system inspected at least once every two years, although older homes or properties with known issues may benefit from annual inspections. Regular plumbing checks help identify small problems before they escalate into major repairs. Inspections typically cover pipework, drainage systems, hot water units, and gas connections. Professional plumbers use advanced equipment such as CCTV drain cameras and pressure testing tools to pinpoint issues that might not be visible to the naked eye, ensuring the system remains safe, efficient, and compliant with regulations.
What causes low water pressure, and how is it fixed?
Low water pressure can be caused by various factors, including clogged pipes, faulty pressure regulators, water leaks, mineral deposits in fixtures, or problems with the local water supply. Sometimes, it’s a single fixture like a clogged showerhead; other times, it’s systemic, indicating a bigger issue. Fixing low water pressure starts with identifying the source — cleaning aerators, repairing leaks, or replacing old piping sections may be necessary. In some cases, installing a water pressure booster system may be the best long-term solution for consistent, strong water flow.
Why does my tap keep dripping even after I turn it off?
A dripping tap indicates that an internal washer, O-ring, or valve seat is worn out or damaged. Over time, these small components can degrade due to constant use, water pressure, or mineral deposits, leading to a persistent leak. While a dripping tap might seem minor, it can waste significant water and increase utility bills. Replacing the faulty part is usually a straightforward repair for a licensed plumber and can extend the life of your tapware while conserving water and reducing costs.
How long should a hot water system last?
The average lifespan of a hot water system ranges from 8 to 15 years, depending on the type of system (electric, gas, solar, or heat pump) and how well it’s maintained. Regular servicing, such as flushing the tank to remove sediment buildup and checking the anode rod for corrosion, can significantly extend a system’s life. Signs that your hot water system may need replacement include inconsistent water temperatures, strange noises, discoloured water, or visible leaks around the tank. Timely replacement helps avoid the inconvenience of sudden hot water loss.
What is backflow, and why is it a problem?
Backflow occurs when water flow reverses, allowing contaminated water from sources like irrigation systems, industrial fluids, or even toilets to enter your clean water supply. This usually happens when there’s a sudden drop in water pressure, such as during firefighting or pipe bursts. Backflow poses serious health risks, which is why many properties are required to have backflow prevention devices installed. Annual testing and maintenance of these devices by a licensed plumber helps protect drinking water quality and maintain compliance with health and safety regulations.
