Comprehensive Kitchen Plumbing & Renovation Services
The kitchen is the heart of your property, relying on flawless plumbing to handle daily cooking, cleaning, and entertaining. Our licensed team delivers expert pipework, appliance installations, and responsive repairs to keep your residential or commercial kitchen running perfectly.
Precision Plumbing for the Heart of Your Home or Business
Whether you are upgrading a tired family kitchen, installing a modern island bench, or fitting out a high-volume commercial cooking space, getting the plumbing right is absolutely essential.
We work alongside cabinet makers, builders, and property owners to ensure a seamless integration of all your water and gas services. We arrive fully equipped to re-route pipes, connect premium sinks, and commission gas cooktops, delivering a highly functional and reliable culinary space.
Planning a kitchen upgrade or need a fast repair? Call our local team today.
The Mindarie Plumbing Service Guarantee
Seamless Trade Coordination
We work closely with your cabinet makers and electricians to keep your kitchen renovation completely on schedule.
Safe Appliance Connection
We rigorously test every gas cooktop, oven, and dishwasher connection to guarantee absolute safety and compliance.
Pristine Workspaces
We protect your brand-new benchtops and flooring, ensuring your kitchen is left completely spotless after the job is done.
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What Mindarie Locals Are Saying
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Michael Mulcahy193 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
As a reticulation contractor, we are always looking for reliable plumbers to work with. We had a client in Burns Beach who noticed water leaking down their driveway while they were overseas on holiday. After seeing it on their CCTV, it became an urgent priority to have it fixed as soon as possible. We were initially called out, as it was assumed to be an issue with the reticulation system. However, upon inspection, we quickly identified a leak in the copper pipe coming off the water meter. We contacted Brett from Mindarie Plumbing and Gas and sent through some photos. Brett was able to provide a prompt estimate and arrange a time to attend the property in Burns Beach. He quickly repaired the leaking copper pipe near the water meter, and upon completion, sent through photos, giving us peace of mind that the issue had been resolved. Outstanding service from a reliable local plumber. We highly recommend Brett and the team at Mindarie Plumbing and Gas for any plumbing work in Burns Beach and surrounding areas.Posted on Google![]()
robin ainslie552 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Thanks Brett...110% satisfied...Great service at a very reasonable cost.Posted on Google![]()
Dan Steed579 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Always have scrutiny with any trade that you call in an emergency. Absolute gentleman. Charged us reasonably the whole way through. Didn’t ask for a review which means all of his reviews are organic. Probably the first review I’ve gone out of my way to make which speaks volumes about Brett.Posted on Google![]()
Claire Creamer636 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Brett helped with a toilet leak. He turned up on time, was polite, efficient and knowledgeable and did the job quickly and without fuss. He was also very tidy! Thank you very much!Posted on Google![]()
Elizabeth LS Cregan773 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Efficient, great service, helpful and friendly, thanks Brett.Posted on Google![]()
Stephen Thomson777 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Brett total pleasure to meet you today. It was a quick response and a fantastic outcome from you, who sorted our problem in no time. Extremely happy with the fix and billing. I don't often have these positive endings well recommended.Posted on Google![]()
Michael Bretagne936 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Brett was friendly, quick and well priced. I would recommend him any timePosted on Google![]()
Melanie Johnson967 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Service was prompt, efficient and fixed the problem first time. Very impressed.Posted on Google![]()
beth wilson1151 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Brett is very affordable saved my parents thousands of dollars for doing a simple repair will definitely be recommending him to friends and family and definitely be coming back in the futurePosted on Google![]()
Lam Ka Ho1422 days agoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
Good knowledge , reasonable price. The best of the north 👍🏻
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you absolutely need to engage a plumber for the initial "rough-in" stage before any new cabinetry or flooring is installed. During this crucial phase, we alter the existing pipework, move water lines to accommodate new fridge or sink locations, and ensure the gas supply is perfectly positioned for your new cooktop.
If this step is skipped or rushed, the cabinet makers will not be able to install the units correctly, and retrofitting pipes behind expensive new cupboards is incredibly difficult and costly. Once the benchtops are in place, we return for the final "fit-out" to connect the sink, tapware, and all your brand-new appliances.
Installing a sink or a dishwasher within a freestanding island bench is a highly popular design choice, but it does require careful plumbing planning. Because there are no walls to conceal the pipes, both the water supply and the wastewater drainage must be run directly through the floor structure.
If your property is on a concrete slab, this involves cutting a trench into the floor to lay the new pipes before the cabinetry goes in. We assess your specific floor plan and foundation type to provide the most efficient, cost-effective method to achieve that modern, highly functional island bench layout.
As fully licensed gasfitters, we handle the safe and compliant installation, connection, and commissioning of all gas cooktops and freestanding gas ovens. Working with residential or commercial gas lines requires strict adherence to Australian gas standards, ensuring there are absolutely zero leaks before the appliance is fired up.
For electric ovens that require a dedicated circuit, you will need a licensed electrician. However, for dual-fuel appliances - such as a gas cooktop paired with an electric oven - we coordinate seamlessly with your chosen sparky to ensure both the gas and electrical connections are completed safely and efficiently.
Modern fridges equipped with built-in ice makers and chilled water dispensers require a dedicated, mains-connected water line to function. We professionally install a concealed water point directly behind the fridge cavity, complete with an easily accessible isolation valve so you can turn the water off quickly if needed.
We highly recommend installing a pressure-limiting valve at the same time, as the internal plastic tubing within these high-end fridges can easily rupture under Perth's fluctuating mains water pressure. This simple addition protects your appliance warranty and prevents devastating water damage to your new kitchen flooring.
Kitchen sink blockages are incredibly common and are almost always caused by a gradual buildup of cooking grease, food scraps, and soap scum inside the trap or the main drain line. While chemical drain cleaners might seem like a quick fix, they are highly corrosive and can actually melt the PVC pipes under your sink, turning a simple blockage into a major repair.
Instead of pouring harsh chemicals down the drain, give our team a call. We use professional-grade plunging tools and high-pressure jetting equipment to safely break apart the hardened grease and flush the pipework completely clear, restoring optimal drainage to your kitchen without damaging your plumbing infrastructure.
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