Nambour and the railway towns around it are home ground. Clayton covers everything from older Queenslanders on clay sewer pipes to acreage on tank water and LPG.
Older homes and clay pipes. Nambour's older streets have plenty of Queenslanders and post-war houses with clay sewer lines. Roots from established gardens get into the joints, so slow drains and overflowing gully traps are common.
Town water and acreage. The towns are on Unitywater mains, fed from the northern dams (Cooloolabin, Poona and Wappa) through the Image Flat treatment plant. Rural lots towards Kiamba, Cooloolabin and Hunchy are mostly on tank water and on-site sewage.
Yandina's water comes from the same northern dams but sits outside the SEQ Water Grid.
Rain. Nambour averages around 1,700 mm of rain a year, so downpipes, stormwater pits and overflow relief gullies get a real workout each summer.
LPG for cooking and hot water, from bottles or a bulk tank.
Hot water repairs and replacements, electric and LPG
Gas fitting: cooktops, regulators and bottle changeover valves
Tank pumps, pressure problems and on-site sewage connections on acreage
Renovations in older homes, where old galvanised pipe often gets replaced
Suburbs and towns covered
Nambour, Bli Bli, Burnside, Coes Creek, Woombye, Palmwoods, Yandina, Eudlo, Diddillibah, Kulangoor, Rosemount, Perwillowen, Highworth and nearby (postcodes 4560, 4559, 4555, 4561, 4554).
What customers say
★★★★★
We've used Clayton Cassel for our plumbing and occasional gas needs for the past eight years and have found him to be competent, reliable and easy to work with. He's highly recommended.
Roland Crabbe · Google review
★★★★★
Clayton was polite and did not stall in getting the jobs done. Highly recommend and will get him back without hesitation if needed again.
Yes. Nambour and the surrounding towns, including Bli Bli, Woombye, Palmwoods, Yandina and Eudlo, are part of the regular service area. Quotes are free and the price is agreed before work starts.
My tank pump keeps cycling on and off. What’s wrong?
Common causes are a leak somewhere in the house or yard, a worn pressure switch, or a failed pressure tank. A plumber can test the system and find which one.
