Signs and Symptoms that your Plumbing Vent is Clogged

In plumbing, the concerns that homeowners prefer to call a plumber to fall into one of two main categories: very obvious and very serious. Homeowners prefer to call a plumber if there’s a leak in a bathroom or kitchen sink. If they’ve got a clogged shower, they call plumbers. 

Stuff that is right in front of us or triggers big concerns for us seems to catch our attention. However, plumbing difficulties are not apparent, but are also obvious; those that have not yet turned into serious problems. For homeowners, these small issues are important to get resolved as quickly as possible until they turn into expensive and very difficult repairs.

Today, let’s talk about a question that we rarely get from homeowners (but that they should know the answer to): How to know if my plumbing vent is clogged? If you know what to look for, let’s discuss the signs and symptoms you can find, but if you don’t, it can be easily overlooked, as well as why it’s so important to cope with a clogged plumbing vent with the aid of an licensed plumber like the experts at Plumber Sydney. 

How to know if your Plumbing Vent is clogged?

Let’s start by talking about a plumbing vent before we get into how to say whether your plumbing vent is clogged. The plumbing vent also referred to as a vent stack, is a vent that controls the air pressure in your plumbing system on the roof of your home to allow water flow efficiently into drain pipes. The plumbing vent is also the responsible for keeping your house smelling fresh and clean, as it prevents any sewer fumes and gases from getting into your home.

So, let’s get deep! 
How do yo actually know if this vent is plugged? 

These are the top three signs that you may consider as warning that your plumbing vent is clogged: 

1. Gurgling toilets and drains

Have you ever noticed that a gurgling sound is coming from your sink or toilet after you flush? 
This is probably the first thing you will notice, because if your plumbing vent is blocked the air will not be able to escape as it normally would do, so in order to keep functioning it finds the closest exit such as your toilets and drains and makes noises while escaping. 

2. Bad odour coming from your sewage

This one is related to the first symptom. As soon as you heard any noise coming from your plumbing, you will pay attention to others signs and you will easily recognize that something is not working properly because it is stinks! 

When there is a clogged in the plumbing vent, sewer gases can’t escape and it may re-enter through the drains. If by any chance your toilets or sinks have this distinct smell, call a plumber straight away. You don’t want your family breathing in Methane, which is a combustible that can cause carbon monoxide poisoning.

3. Sluggish drains

If your drains are backed-up, it could be a symptom that your plumbing vent is blocked and can’t properly regulate the air pressure to keep things flowing constantly. Slow drains can stem for other plumbing issues, so make sure you call your local plumber to check out all your plumbing. 

What can I do if my Plumbing Vent is clogged?

If you are suspecting having a clogged plumbing vent, we suggest to call a licensed plumber immediately. Service Today has the latest equipment and the experience to inspect your plumbing system and detect the issue on a quickly and timely manner.

Sewer problems are often really messy and hard to fix if you are not a professional plumber. A clogged plumbing vent may need to open up your walls in your home so they can have a look at the drainage system with the hydro jet drain cleaning. Some other times you have to check the roof to see if there is anything clogging the plumbing vent pipe such as leaves, bird or bird’s nest or rodents. 

When it comes to Plumbing issues, Do-It-Yourself (DIY) is not an option. However, our recommendation is always to pay close attention to the plumbing around your house, because the sooner you catch the issue, the cheaper and easier will be to fix.

 

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15 simple ways to save money (and water) this summer

Summer is already here, and during the busy season it is common to use more water than during the other months of the year. We know that watering your lawn, taking more frequent showers, washing your car can significantly increase your household water consumption, and you don’t want to deal with skyrocketing water bills this summer.

This time of the year also marks the drought season, hot weather across the country, bushfires and an increase of your water usage. According to Water NSW, just in Sydney, around 1500 megalitres of water are supplied everyday to 1.7 million homes and businesses. The government and businesses are using up to 30% of this, while the households use around 70%. 

With the festive season approaching -Christmas, New Year and summer holidays-, we know that the last thing you want to do is deal with a plumbing emergency while celebrating. 

Trust us, a few simple plumbing check-ups will save you money (and water) this summer. Our licensed plumbers created a list of 15 simple solutions that will save you money and water around your house this summer.

Indoor water saving tricks

1. Raise awareness around your water usage

Australia is the driest inhabited continent, and the frequent droughts, long periods of hot dry weather and constant risk of bushfires, make water an even more valuable resource. The most important tip is to be mindful of your water usage around your home and garden. If you can get the entire family involved with this fun summer project, you will be surprised at how much water you are saving and the impact it will have on your home. 

2. Watch the clock when showering

When the thermometer hits the highest temperature intown, nothing is better than jumping into an icy shower but the numbers don’t lie. You can save up to 7,000 litres of water by cutting your shower in two minutes. If your partner and kids are getting involved, it may be up to 28,000 litres per annum and you’re still saving water (and money).

3. Check your taps and toilet for leakage

Leaks can turn your holiday season into a nightmare if you leave a tap or toilet leaks unattended, even if at first it seems to be small and inconsequential. Here is a fact: toilet leaks could waste over 4 litres per day. Has your water bills unexpectedly gone up? Have you noticed wet patches on your lawn or damp walls in your property? Have you been experiencing low water pressure? Well, that is probably a leak. The bigger the leak, the lower your water pressure.
If you think this sounds too difficult to handle yourself, just get in contact with the experts at Service Today and we’ll schedule the job.

 Call a licensed plumber to check your house from leaks.

4. Be mindful of what you flush

Have you ever heard about the fatbergs? Let’s break it down. 

A ‘fatberg’ is formed when wet wipes and other materials such as coffee grounds or soap scum mixed with grease and oils, and become a big single mass. According to Sydney Water statistics, 75% of the sewer has involved wet wipes and it costs around $8 million each year. 

5. Use the dishwasher only when it is full

A dishwasher is more water efficient than washing by hand when you have a full load. Ask yourself this simple question: how long does it take to get hot water while wasting the cold? How much water do you use rinsing the sponges?

A full dishwasher uses around 12 litres of water to clean up to 140 items, while doing it by hand it may take up to 100 litres.

6. Switch the washing machine into cold temperatures

As the dishwasher needs to be full before turning on, the washing machine should be the same. Do you know that around 85% of the washer’s electricity is used to heat the water? Yet, your clothes will thank you later as cold water helps to preserve its colour and extends its life. Another way to save money and water is to reuse the grey water from your washing machine into your garden. Just be sure your laundry soap is eco-friendly.

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7. Buy water-efficient products and save water this summer

The dishwasher and washing machine are the most common water efficient appliances. Nowadays, toilets, faucets, urinals, taps and shower heads are becoming popular as well. Fortunately for all Australians homeowners, the Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS) provides the necessary information on water efficiency, so you can make an informed purchase and buy the products according to the best practices. Regarding to the numbers provided by the Departament of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, Australians can save up to $2 billion by 2030, which is $175 per household.

8. Replace your old shower head for a new low-flow

Did you know that you can save up to 20 litres of water just replacing your old shower-head? There are many benefits of the low-flow shower head such as reducing the overall water consumption, reducing the amount of wastewater at home and using less energy to heat water, which means less CO2 emissions.

9. Turn off the water while brushing your teeth

It will probably sound obvious but it is not. If you brush your teeth for two minutes and you leave the tap running, you will use 30 to 50 litres of water each day just for teeth brushing. If you use water just to rinse your toothbrush and your mouth, you will use less than 2 litres of water which is over 90% saving.

10. Keep the cold water in the fridge

Who loves cold water when the highest temperature is here? Everyone does!
How long does it take to get icy water from the faucet on a sunny day? 

It will probably take a while, so instead of waiting a long time and throwing the water down the drain, the best way to save water this summer is by keeping a water jug or water bottles in the fridge pre-chilled and ready to go!

 Outdoor water saving tricks

It is well known that everyone wants to keep their garden green and healthy, but watering can get wasteful if you do not follow these recommendations.

1. Based on the Water Wise Guidelines, make sure you only run your sprinklers early in the morning before 10 am or after 4pm using a hand-held hose with trigger nozzle.
2. Wash your car with a bucket of water and a sponge or a hand-held hose fitted with an instant on-off mechanism. 
3. Do not overflow when you are filling your pool. 
4. Cover up your pool, so you will avoid extra evaporation and will save water. 
5. Do not leave hose or taps running unattended.

The last piece of recommendation is better prevention than cure and probably cheaper. You can book in a professional licensed plumber at Service Today to inspect your property to keep your family safe.

The list above can help you to avoid causing property or water damage and wasting a precious resource. Most plumbing repairs will need a licensed and fully qualified plumber and cost you a fortune.

Within Service Today you can book a regular plumbing maintenance, and if you want to save money while you are looking after your home, sign into our Total Care Club, which offers exclusive deals and benefits.

 

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How to replace a toilet seat (Simple)

Replacing a toilet seat is an easy do-it-yourself project for your home. When a toilet seat gets older it may loosen, break or discolour. If this is the case in your home perhaps it is time to replace your toilet seat. This will only require 5-10 mins and basic household tools.

What you will need :

• Rubber gloves 
• Measuring tape 
• Disinfectant spray 
• Paper towel
• A flathead screwdriver
• Adjustable wrench or multigrip pliers
• WD-40 spray or spray oil (optional)

Before replacing your toilet seat, measure the lid to ensure you purchase the right-sized replacement. This will save you a drive back to the hardware store.

Step 1: Locate Fixings

First thing first, put on your rubber gloves, when touching the toilet we want to stay safe and clean.

Now locate the fixings that are connecting the toilet seat to the bowl. These should be two connections that act as hinges for the seat.

Your toilet seat will either have top fixings or bottom fixings. Now using your measuring tape, measure the distance between these two fixings.

Comparing this to your new toilet seat will determine if it will fit your toilet. As most toilets are a standardised size this should ensure a perfect fit.

Step 2: Get your new seat

The best place to purchase a new toilet seat is from a hardware store such as Bunnings Warehouse, they have a wide variety of options. When going to the store take a picture of your toilet hinges and seat, this will allow the staff at the store to verify that your desired seat will fit your system.

When choosing the style of your next seat, some things to keep in mind are the features of the seat, many newer toilet seats have an array of benefits such as:

• Soft close 
• Quick release 
• Double flap
• Hinged seats
• Child training 
• Junior seats 
• Raised height

Not only do toilet seats have functions but also come in an array of designs and materials. Some are sturdy, others are easier to clean and some are more affordable.

• Plastic (Lightweight) – A cost-effective option that is simple to clean
• Thermoplastic – A durable option that is simple to clean
• Wooden – An aesthetic and sturdy option

Determine the shape of your toilet seat. The four most common shapes that toilet seats come in are:

• O Shape
• D Shape
• Link suite 
• Square

It’s best to keep in mind the aesthetic of the bathroom while working within your budget. A quality toilet seat will last much longer than cheaper options, it is common for cheaper seats to have weaker hinges and flimsy plastics that will break over time.

Step 3: Remove the old seat

Look at the back corners of the toilet seat. There will be plastic caps where the hinges are attached to the bowl. Gently use your screwdriver to pry each of them off.

If there are no bolt caps, you will just see the bolts attaching the hinges of the seat to the bowl.You will see bolts running through the bowl, attached to plastic nuts. Use the wrench to loosen these nuts. Remove the bolts. You can turn the nuts by hand until they come off.

If you are struggling to remove the bolts, spray WD-40 directly on the bolt and wait a few minutes, this will lubricate the bolt.

You will be able to remove the toilet seat easily after these bolts have been removed. Once you have removed the bolts and the toilet seat, take this time to clean the top of the toilet bowl with your disinfectant, this is easier to do with no toilet seat in the way.

 

 

Step 4: Install the new seat

Installing the seat is the same process as removing the seat just in reverse. Set the new seat in place. The hinges on the seat will be pre-attached. Place these where the previous hinges were and slot them in.

Bolt holes should line up with existing holes in the toilet bowl. Put the bolts through the holes in the hinges and bowl, with the head of the bolt on top. Thread the nuts onto the bolts.

Turn the nut onto the bolt until it is as tight as you can get it by hand. Use the wrench to tighten the nut slightly more. They should create a snug fit connecting the seat firmly to the bowl of the toilet.

Check the installation instructions that came with your seat to ensure you haven’t missed anything.

 

Step 5: Test

All that’s left to do is ensure that the seat is firmly attached before use. After this, you can clean the seat with disinfectant and it is ready for use. If the seat is loose when you sit on it, you may have to tighten the bolts. Discard the old toilet seat and you are done.

All your plumbing needs

If you found this plumbing task too difficult, it is perfectly fine to contact a licensed plumber to assist you, this is also a great opportunity to have a plumber look over the simple tasks in your home such as dripping sinks and low water pressure. This will save you money on multiple visits from a plumber.

Before the plumber attends your home create a list of issues you would like them to have a look at, This saves time and will best optimise their visit.

For all your plumbing needs there’s Service Today; Service Today provides only the most highly trained expert plumbers. So, if you require a plumbing service, don’t hesitate to call us now on 1300 859 383 for a competitive quote.

Call us or book online today. See for yourself why thousands of Australians have given Service Today their 5-star tick of approval!

 

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5 Ways to protect your home from robbers

Australia has experienced a growing crime rate, including an increase in house robberies and grand theft auto. More often we are hearing about customers homes being ransacked and stripped of valuable possessions.

We understand how important it is to Australian residents that they feel safe in their own homes and personal spaces. That’s why we have compiled a basic list of household, must-haves to ensure that you are not a victim of theft.

Assure all doors are secure

This sounds overly simple, but the majority of the time an unlocked door is the number one method criminals will use to enter your home or steal your vehicle. Investing in high-quality door locks can save you thousands later on and will give a piece of mind.

Assure before going to bed that all your doors and windows are locked, your car is locked and your keys are in a safe location.

Install outdoor sensor lights

Automatic outdoor light sensors are a simple and cost-effective security measure. By installing some motion-sensor lighting fixtures you will brighten up your outdoor areas with some energy-efficient and high-quality illumination, so you can leave your worries behind.

The lights will shine when detecting any movement, both alerting the homeowner of movement and deterring criminals.

Get a dog

We understand this tip isn’t for everyone, but every dog owner will assure you that they will alert them of the mailman let alone a criminal on your property.

Dogs are a great security measure for all homes, providing alerts and deterring criminals. It is important to train your dog to respond to appropriate threats. Otherwise, they may attack a friend or family member.

Install an alarm system  

Installing an alarm system in your home will assure that no one will enter your home without you being notified.

These are great options for night protection and empty homes during holidays. These alarms system can notify police and security companies when set off and will scare criminals.

Service Today is here to help you take extra precautions for your home and family’s security so that your mind can always rest easy. We provide home security solutions and services and expert alarm installations, so you never have to worry.  

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Install a CCTV camera system 

Getting your CCTV camera system installed by professionals will give you full home coverage and remote viewing. The mere presence of security cameras is a deterrent for criminals.

For the ultimate security package that is guaranteed to increase your home’s security and make you feel safe in your space, just get in touch with Service Today about installing a security camera system now. We provide all types of home security solutions and services to residents in Australia, so you never have to worry about any threats. 

Our master electricians can supply and install a wide variety of security cameras that are perfect for every type of home and area. Whether you need wet weather-resistant cameras, ones with HD video resolution, ones with rechargeable batteries or cameras that also have motion detection sensors, Service Today can help you monitor any area of your home – both indoors and outdoors.

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Whether you’re searching for motion sensor doors, remotely-controlled home security alarms or outdoor security cameras, Service Today’s premier electrical services have got you covered. We’ll help you watch over your home so that you never have to feel unsafe or insecure again. 

We can help you monitor your home and help you and your family always feel safe and secure. We’ll send our team of trained electrical technicians out to your home in a fully-stocked vehicle, armed with the latest and greatest in electrical technology, so you can rest assured that Service Today is your one-stop shop for home security systems.

Call our 24/7 customer service team now for more information on 1300 859 383 or make an appointment online today.

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7 simple ways to save money around your home

With inflation and the cost of living on the rise, Australians need to save money when possible. This Is not just in your neighbourhood but a global issue we are facing, to combat this we have created 7 tips to save you money around the home that you can implement today.

We get it, production costs have skyrocketed, labour shortages, demand issues, and the list goes on, however, unfortunately, these things we cannot control! There are some things around the home you can do to lift the burden from the crazy inflation and save money right away

Consider changing to LED lighting

Reasons are abundant for why switching to LED lighting may be better for your home.

Compared to incandescent, halogen and even compact fluorescent (CFL), LED bulbs to use less energy and last up to five times longer while only using 2 – 10 watts of power.

This means that switching all lights in your home to LEDs will save you energy thus saving you money.

This can be done simply by yourself if you do your research to safely replace the bulb, If this task seems too daunting, it may be best to call in the professionals to ensure it is done safely and efficiently.

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Change over to a heat pump system

Various hot water systems may be installed in a home. The main difference between these systems is their source of power. Common hot water systems use gas or electric power, and while this is still very effective and widely used, it is not as energy efficient as heat pumps.

For energy-efficient systems such as heat pumps, you can seek a rebate for the purchase and installation. These symptoms also save on energy costs. On average, households expect to save $110 annually on energy bills and the average business can expect to save $3,700.

If you are unsure where to start, Service Today now offers onsite evaluation, heat pump supply and installation, and removal of the previous unit and will assist in claiming the rebate (which is known to be a timely and complicated process). So if your home is ready to switch to a heat pump, speak to the Australian Experts Service Today.

Install a water filter system

Stop drinking soft drinks, juices and other beverages and stick to fresh water. Installing a water filter system in your home can save you on your bottled water costs, and promote healthy hydration.

You would be amazed how much money can be saved by converting your water system at home to a filter. Providing fresh clean drinking water makes buying disposable water bottles a thing of the past. 

Water filtration systems also remove potentially harmful chemicals such as chlorine while removing odours and particulate matter.

Heating and cooling 

Australian homes use from 30-40% of their energy on heating and cooling. This makes it a great source to save money. Regulating your use of a ducted air conditioning system will save you loads on your power bill.

Simple tricks such as closing the blinds to retain room temperature will allow you to limit the use of the system due to temperature retention.

While using your air conditioning system, keep temperate from 24-26 degrees during cold months and 18-21 degrees during hot months. This allows the system to operate at an energy-efficient level compared to lower or higher temperatures.

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Assure that your washing machine is as energy and water efficient as in your budget. Each energy rating star saves you on your power bill. Always wash with cold water as it saves energy. And avoid using your dryer when possible.

Make sure any leaks are fixed

Does your shower head or tap have a constant leak?

A dripping tap may waste 2,000 litres of water in a single month! Assure that all leaks are your home are fixed to ensure saving on your water bill. This is a simple job that any qualified plumber would have no issue fixing.

Keep in mind that not all leaks are visible; it’s a safe practice to check under your sink to assure there are no leaks further down the pipe; this can be observed by water puddles building up at the base of your piping.

Appliances

One certified way to save on a power bill is to disconnect appliances when not in use. These devices are still using small amounts of power consistently.

Appliances connected to power when not in use are responsible for a large contribution to our electricity bills, even when they are seemingly not using power. Unplugging these devices when not in use can save you hundreds annually, depending on your consumption.

When we leave devices plugged into an electrical outlet, we are unknowingly using small amounts of energy constantly. Eventually, this leads to an entire house of devices being powered 24/7, adding unnecessary power use to your bill.

To combat this, you can purchase powerpoint timers, these devices turn off a powerpoint by a set time. Saving you the hassle of constantly turning devices on and off while not in use. These powerpoint timers are a very effective and cost-efficient solution, basic models costing as low as $5 each from your local hardware or superstore.

Group jobs together

A great benefit of working with a multi-trade business such as Service Today is that you can fix multiple units in the home with a singular call.

Service Today specialises in plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling. This means to avoid paying multiple call-out fees and wasting time, it is more cost-efficient to keep a list of jobs that need to be performed around the house so they can all be performed in a single call-out.

This will keep your home up to date and prevent emergencies in the future.

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If you require a plumber, electrician or heating and cooling technician, look no further.

Service Today is an Australian-based and operated family business. Our focus is on the customer’s experience, striving to supply an outstanding WOW service the first time, every time.

Our team of experienced, highly skilled licensed technicians can be at your house the same day for any job, no matter how big or small. 

Call us or book online today. See for yourself why thousands of Australians have given Service Today their 5-star tick of approval!

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What is an Electrical Emergency? 2022

What is an electrical emergency?

An electrical emergency may be a variety of residential situations that make your electrical system dangerous or inoperable. These electrical situations may include sparking or overheating appliances, a burning smell from electrical outlets and power outages. An electrical emergency may pose a risk to the home and people within compromising the safety of occupants. There may even be situations where utility costs are being severely affected by electrical usage.

When to call an emergency electrician?

An emergency electrician can be contacted 24/7. Service Today expert local electricians are on call as part of our 24/7 emergency electrical service, whether you’ve noticed your power points or appliances have been sparking, you can smell something electrical burning or you’ve had a blackout in the middle of the night, you can rely on Service Today to save the day.

Fault detection 

If left unnoticed, faulty wiring, sparking power points or a burning smell can lead to electrical fires, one of the worst electrical emergencies in Australian homes. If you have any suspicion of an electrical fault in your home, our experts will attend and perform a fault detection analysis to determine if there is a fault and fix it.

How do I know if I have an electrical fault?

• If your energy cuts out when you’re using certain appliances, this could be an early sign of a potential fault hazard in your wiring.

• If you noticed any mini sparks around your appliances, or that your power points keep overheating.

• A burning smell or marks around power points.

• Crackling sounds behind your walls or you see any lights flickering in your home.

Surge Protection

Has your home been hit by a lightning storm in the middle of the night and you’re worried about potential electrical surges damaging your whole system? Service Today is on the job. Whether you need some protection after a surge or you’re looking for something to help prevent further damage, our expert technicians can arrive on your doorstep in no time to install a surge protector device that can absorb the extra electricity flow.

What is a surge protector?

This first stage addresses a power spike before it enters your property. Generally located at the electricity switchboard, this surge protector device will prevent voltage fluctuations in the main power grid from entering your home’s system and will alert you about the status of your power supply and when the voltage goes beyond the threshold.

We’re here to make sure you’re protected against any future electrical surges, which can potentially wipe out all of your appliances at once and leave you with a heavy replacement bill. Call the experts at Service Today, so we can install a surge protection device directly at your appliance power supply sooner rather than later and make sure you’re covered.

Switchboard repairs 

Your switchboard takes on a huge electrical load, and if it’s old or faulty, it can cause a blown fuse or a power outage at your home. That’s why Service Today is here to make sure that your switchboard can take on the weight it’s supposed to, or if it fails, to repair it so that your home is back up and running in no time.

Power points

Are your power points old or faulty, and you’ve noticed some sparking or a burning smell whenever appliances are plugged in or out?

We highly value you, your family and your home’s safety, which is why we provide regular inspections of your electrical systems. We’ll make sure everything is working as it should be, and that you’re protected against any hazards or danger.

We know just how important power points are to charge devices and power our appliances. If your home doesn’t have enough to cover all your technology, Service Today can provide the best power points that are suited to your home’s electrical load.

If you’ve noticed your power points are sparking or overheating whenever appliances are plugged in or out, call Service Today immediately, and we can prevent an electrical disaster at your home. 

How long will an emergency electrician take? 

This depends on the severity of the job, our Service Today Electricians will work as efficiently as possible to minimise damage and perform all repairs. This may range from half an hour to several hours.

Why Service Today? 

Electrical Emergencies can happen at any time. We understand how stressful this can be, especially when you need an emergency electrician asap! 

At Service Today, your problem is our priority – no matter the time of day. We know that electrical emergencies can pop up with no warning. Our expert local electricians are on call as part of our 24/7 emergency electrical service.

We’re local to you, with fully licensed technicians based in and around the Greater Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide areas, so you don’t have to stress or wait to have your electrical emergency issue solved.

We’ll send our team of skilled technicians straight to you with a fully-stocked vehicle including the latest electrical technology and tools so that you can rest assured that we’re prepared to take on any job – big or small. 

Who to call during an electrical emergency?

If you require an emergency electrician in Sydney, Adelaide or Melbourne contact Service Today. Service Today provides the most highly recommended expert electricians in Australia. So, if you require an emergency electrical service, don’t hesitate to call us now on 1300 859 383 for a competitive quote.

If your emergency possesses immediate threat or there are any injuries caused, please contact 000 for police, fire and ambulance.

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