Yarrow Plumbing Services Pty Ltd is proudly Queenslander owner-operated and as an independent plumbing contractor, we make customer service our number one priority even receiving awards for excellence in our field. Dennis completed his apprenticeship with Jack the Slasher Food Barn Group, on completion of his apprenticeship he then went on to work for Hutchinson Builders, a work opportunity which took him to PNG.
He worked there for 3 years. Upon his return he went into business with his father and 2 brothers in a combined Building & Plumbing business eventually leaving to start his own plumbing business in 2003. Dennis is proud to be a member of the Master Plumbers Association of Queensland and is currently an active board member within the association.
He worked there for 3 years. Upon his return he went into business with his father and 2 brothers in a combined Building & Plumbing business eventually leaving to start his own plumbing business in 2003. Dennis is proud to be a member of the Master Plumbers Association of Queensland and is currently an active board member within the association.
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When your plumbing goes wrong, it can hurt your wallet and be extremely inconvenient. Given that plumbing systems are often underground, or at least hidden away, finding the precise cause of an issue can be challenging. Fortunately, at Yarrow Plumbing Brisbane, we have all the knowledge, experience and, of course, the tools to identify and fix your plumbing issues with ease.
The performance and unhindered drainage of your plumbing system is critical. Without a clear and free-flowing drain, your home is at risk of suffering serious water damage and endangering the health of your family. There are many factors that can contribute to blocked drains and these can occur at almost any time.
Pipes can be a particularly challenging to maintain and repair. Unless you take advantage of our patented 'No Dig' pipe relining, then you'll almost certainly need to undertake extensive excavations to reach underground pipes and plumbing networks. These sort of excavations cause a lot of inconvenience and cost as they often affect bathroom (toilet) floors, driveways and gardens, plus they can limit access to your property.
Residential and commercial plumbing systems are often installed in subterranean or otherwise inaccessible areas. This means that diagnosis and treatment can be challenging at the best of times. Frequently, plumbers need loud, obstructive and generally inconvenient excavations to access areas of your plumbing network that require attention.
The suburbs of Brisbane are famous for their beautiful, tree-lined streets and abundant jacarandas. While this does contribute to the remarkable beauty of the city, it can have a detrimental effect on the drainage systems of your home or business. Large trees often have quite large root systems below the ground and these are known to cause considerable damage to underground drainage networks.
Reviews (4)
Erik Deavr
Dec 01, 2021
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Spent over $4000 with Yarrow to identify and fix blocked storm water and was assured that the new 100mm pipes would have no further issues only to have their work get blocked again within one year. They did not adequately bury the pipes under the footpath and wanted another $1500 to fix it a second time. Their solution? That I should prevent people from parking on the footpath?!☹️
Justin Paroz
Oct 27, 2020
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We had they guys out to CCTV a slow running underground stormwater drainage issue, only for them not to believe me that we had an issue. I told them to fill the down pipes with a hose to view the dropping water level only to have them fill our eaves with water. We waited 3 weeks and had to ring them twice to get their "report" sent through to us only for it to come back stating exactly what I told them what could have been causing the issues. All I ended up with was holes in my downpipes that I will have to either replace or repaint and deal with the patches that were done. $387 for absolutely
Jay Kuhlar
Aug 11, 2020
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Bianca Macauley
Jul 22, 2019
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