Stay Afloat Plumbing PTY LTD

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Stay Afloat Plumbing PTY LTD

Plumbing, Drainage and Gasfitting specialists based in Camden, NSW.
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18/06/2026

We’re lucky to work on some incredible projects, but every now and then we have the privilege of working on a truly special property.

For the past three years, we’ve been the trusted plumbing team for The Hermitage, a stunning 250-acre estate in The Oaks.

We’re proud to support iconic local properties like this and incredibly grateful for the long-term relationships we build with our clients. There’s no better compliment than being asked back time and time again.

"I've been using Stay Afloat Plumbing for the past 3 years. James is one of the most knowledgeable and professional tradespeople I have had the pleasure of dealing with, and that extends to his team. For my part, I would not hesitate to recommend Stay Afloat Plumbing for any commercial and domestic plumbing issues."

— Warren Clarke, General Manager, The Hermitage

11/06/2026

A recent water leak investigation led our team to a damaged section of underground pipework supplying a commercial property.

What appeared to be a leak in the footpath turned out to be far more significant beneath the surface. After carefully excavating the area, we discovered extensive ground and road subsidence caused by ongoing water loss, along with damage to a 100mm copper fitting resulting from underground boring works.

To complete the repair, we coordinated with the site tenant, isolated the water supply, removed the damaged components, and installed new copper pipework to restore the service. Once complete, the system was slowly brought back online, with air purged from the line and comprehensive testing carried out to ensure everything was operating as intended.

Underground leaks can often go unnoticed until they begin causing visible damage. Early investigation and repair helps prevent further infrastructure damage, water loss, and costly disruptions to site operations.

Need assistance with a commercial water leak or underground pipe repair? Get in touch with our team today.

04/06/2026

Another long weekend is upon us but the Stay Afloat team will be operating and ready to handle any plumbing emergencies that may pop up during this time.

Save our number just in case 👇
☎ 0466 303 181

27/05/2026

Another damaged sewer line repaired 💪🏼

Upon inspection, we identified a split section of existing clay pipework, allowing tree roots to pe*****te and obstruct the line. We hand excavated to expose the affected area and remove the damaged section of pipe.

We then replaced with new PVC pipework, with all joints properly sealed and backfilled around pipework using blue metal to ensure adequate support and drainage. We also installed a new inspection riser to allow for visual inspection and improved future access. The system was tested and confirmed to be functioning correctly.

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22/05/2026

Common leaks we see in homes!

1) Burst Flexi-Hoses - Keep an eye out and look for signs of any frayed hoses, rust/corrosion and/or swelling. This is a good indication it is time to replace your flexi-hoses.

2) Leaking Toilets - if your toilet cistern is periodically filling, water lines running into the bowl, or a discoloured line at the back of the bowl, your toilet may be leaking.

3) External Leaks - If you have green grassy patches, wet spots, mud, or sitting water in dry weather you may have an in ground leak.

If you have any of these signs around your home. It may be time to get in contact with us.

☎ 0466 303 181

15/05/2026

New hot water system in new location ✅

A recent installation of this new Rinnai B26 instantaneous hot water unit. Our client required the hot water unit to be relocated to a new location to accommodate for a planned solar battery installation. We identified an new suitable location, adjusted the pipework and connections to integrate with the existing plumbing infrastructure, then commissioned and tested the new system for correct operation, flow, and temperature.

A great result all round!

06/05/2026

We love what we do! Forever grateful for feedback like this. Thank you Roslyn 🤩

05/05/2026

Another blockage sorted!

We attended site to investigate a sewer overflow from the gully, along with gurgling noises coming from the laundry and kitchen, both clear signs something wasn’t flowing as it should.

After inspecting the system, we identified a significant grease build-up causing a blockage in the overflow relief gully.

Using high-pressure jet blasting, we cleared the line, removed all obstructions, and restored proper sewer flow.

All internal fixtures and the external gully were tested on completion, with everything running as it should, no more overflow and no more gurgling.

If you’re noticing similar signs around your property, it’s best to get on top of it early.

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22/04/2026

What makes a great apprentice? Showing up, putting in the effort and being willing to learn every day. That’s Kai.

Kai started with us as a first year and is now in his third year of his apprenticeship. Hardworking, reliable, and someone we trust to represent us well on site, especially when it comes to communicating with customers.

He’s a big part of the team and someone we know we can rely on.

Outside of work, you’ll find him training or playing competitive soccer.

We're very proud of you, Kai!

16/04/2026

There are many warning signs to look out for in your home that could indicate you may have some plumbing issues present.

We've put together 5 signs that is may be time to give us a call.

☎️ 0466 303 181

Address

Spring Farm, NSW
2570

Telephone

+61466303181

Website

http://www.stayafloatplumbing.com.au/

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