What we are
A licensed plumbing and gas fitting business that does water filtration as a core part of the work, not as a sideline to selling filters.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. A lot of water filter businesses are retailers first — they sell you a box and arrange somebody to connect it. We are the other way round. The person who quotes your job is the person who fits it, and the licence he holds is the reason the connection into your drinking water is a legitimate one.
Plumbing Licence 8396. Gas Licence 13098. Both held by Tim.
What we are not
We are not a shop. There is no showroom in Gosnells, no counter and no trade desk. This is a service-area business — we come to you, look at the actual kitchen or the actual mains, and quote from what is there.
We do not sell filters without installing them, and we do not install without looking first.
How we work
A licensed plumber comes out at no charge
$0 call-out fee. That is not a promotion, it is how we operate, and it means you can have something looked at without committing to anything.
You get a free quote in writing before any work starts
Transparent pricing, no hidden costs. The figure you agree to is the figure on the invoice.
We say when the smaller job is the right one
If what you want is better drinking water, we would rather fit the under-sink unit that does it than sell you a mains system that does more than you asked for. That costs us money on individual jobs and it is still the right way to run it.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
Quick response
Ring inside our hours and we will get to you.
Monday to Friday, 7:00am – 4:00pm
That is the whole availability. We do not do weekends or after-hours, and we would rather tell you that up front than have you find out at 6pm on a Saturday.
Why a Gosnells site
Because the suburb is not one thing, and a Perth-wide page cannot say anything useful about it.
Gosnells was market gardens, orchards and poultry farms into the mid-20th century. About 7,500 people lived here in the 1950s and 9,504 when it became a Shire in 1961, and then the boom arrived. The old townsite off Albany Highway and around Gosnells and Seaforth stations is largely 1960s and 70s housing, and those kitchens have their own quirks — smaller sink cabinets, original isolation valves, benchtops on their second or third go.
The rest of the suburb is newer. The City grew from 69,500 people in 1991 to 105,000 in 2011, and growth inside the suburb itself has come substantially from flats and apartments. At the 2021 Census 21,149 people lived here, and at the 2016 count 82.4% of the occupied homes were separate houses.
Those two Gosnells need different conversations about a water filter, and that is worth a site of its own.
What we do here
Water filtration systems of every type we install — under-sink, mains, reverse osmosis, filtered taps, bore water treatment and cartridge changes.
Commercial water filtration for the cafés, offices, childcare and workshops along Albany Highway and the rail corridor.
Leak detection for the water that turns up in the bottom of the cupboard.
HouseWorks also does hot water systems, stormwater and soakwells, emergency plumbing and blocked drains. Those are not what this site is about, but if you need one while we are there, ask.
Where we work
Gosnells and the suburbs around it. See the full list