Plumbing Pymble

FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Pymble is a leafy suburb on the upper north shore of Sydney named after Robert Pymble (1776–1861), an influential early settler whose 1823 land grant comprised some 600 acres, approximately half the land of the region. The Pymble area was a major supplier of timber and agricultural produce to the early Sydney Colony however agriculture gave way to residential land use as early as 1880.

Pymble has several heritage listed properties such as the Grandview constructed in 1870 originally as a bank however it is now a home along with many other stately homes such as the Walter Burley Griffin designed home “Coppins”. Many homes are nestled in tree lined streets or close to bush reserves with walking tracks like the Sheldon Forest Track.

The maintenance required to protect such beautiful homes includes fire safety plans. These plans should include the regular maintenance of storm water drains and guttering. Leaves in blocked gutters can be ignited by burning debris carried on the wind during a bush fire. By clearing out your guttering and removing any flammable material such as firewood from around your home you can help to minimise the risks during bushfire season.

Plumber Pymble can assist you by cleaning your guttering with a high pressure water jet as well as checking that your storm water drain is clear of debris. A regular maintenance program can also be established and we will periodically remind you when your gutters are due to be cleaned. Water may also be in short supply during a fire so you may wish to consider installing a rain water tank that will save you money every time you water the garden.

Services

Blocked Drains
Hot Water
Emergency Plumbing
Pipe Relining