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Local plumbers covering 17 suburbs across the Penrith area. Pick your suburb to see what we do there, or just call and we will tell you straight away whether we cover your street.
Every suburb below gets the same terms: $0 call-out fee, a fixed price before work starts and a lifetime workmanship warranty.
The CBD and the suburbs immediately around it.
The town centre, where older cottages sit alongside a wave of new apartment towers. Two very different sets of plumbing problems.
Plumber in Penrith →Farms and orchards until the 1970s subdivision, and 92.1% separate houses today. A suburb of one housing era, ageing at the same rate.
Plumber in South Penrith →Rural land for a century and a half after the original grant, then subdivided from the 1960s. Today it is 64.0% houses with a 26.0% flat share, a genuine mix.
Plumber in Jamisontown →More than half of Kingswood is townhouses and units, sitting over a 1950s to 1970s core. Two eras of plumbing on the same street.
Plumber in Kingswood →Fibro homes on quarter-acre blocks from the 1950s. The oldest housing of the Penrith suburbs around it, and the longest drain runs.
Plumber in Cambridge Park →Across the Nepean, at the foot of the Blue Mountains.
Orchard country until the 1960s, now the biggest suburb west of the river. A mix of detached houses and a solid share of townhouses.
Plumber in Emu Plains →Farm allotments turned into housing from the 1960s. Small, quiet and 97.3% separate houses on a hillside above the river.
Plumber in Emu Heights →A single former vineyard turned into an estate from 1965. The smallest suburb we cover, and 98.6% separate houses.
Plumber in Leonay →Master-planned housing from the 1980s onward.
A 1990s master-planned estate on the old Mulgoa valley farmland. The largest suburb we cover, with housing 30 years newer than its neighbours.
Plumber in Glenmore Park →Opened for housing in 1984 and built out steadily since. Almost entirely freestanding houses, which makes the plumbing pattern here unusually consistent.
Plumber in Claremont Meadows →The newest suburb we cover. Land releases started late 2011, so essentially every home here is a new build with a new build's problems.
Plumber in Jordan Springs →Two plumbing markets in one suburb: long-established homes across most of Cranebrook, and the 694 dwelling Waterside precinct built from 2010.
Plumber in Cranebrook →The most attached-heavy suburb we cover. Fewer than half the dwellings are freestanding houses, so shared walls and shared plumbing come up constantly.
Plumber in Werrington →The older eastern centre and the estates around it.
An 1840s town centre with Housing Commission streets around it and units on top. The most layered plumbing in the district.
Plumber in St Marys →One of the oldest subdivisions in the district, almost all freestanding houses on big blocks. Long runs of private drainage.
Plumber in Colyton →A large 1970s and early 1980s estate, 98.4% freestanding houses. Nineteen thousand people and one build era.
Plumber in St Clair →Farmland until the 1980s, then a housing release that ran into the 1990s, plus a working industrial precinct alongside it.
Plumber in Erskine Park →
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Jim's Plumbing Penrith is part of the Jim's Group, founded by Jim Penman. That means a local plumber you can actually reach, backed by a national name and a written guarantee on the work.
Jim Penman · Founder, Jim's Group
Need a plumber in Penrith? Jim's is on the way.
Give us a call and we will tell you straight away. If we cannot get to you we will say so rather than waste your time.
