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You can call Dan directly on 0403 626 998 or send an enquiry through the website. Let us know what is happening, your suburb and any useful details or photos, and Dan will advise on the next step.

For urgent plumbing problems, calling is usually the fastest option.

Yes. Wakeline is a local family-owned plumbing business, so you deal directly with Dan, the plumber who will attend the job. There are no call centres or confusing handovers.

Where availability allows, Dan prioritises urgent plumbing issues and may be able to attend on the same day. Availability depends on existing jobs, travel distance and the type of plumbing problem.

If the issue is urgent, call Dan directly so he can understand what is happening and advise whether he can help promptly.

Wakeline is based in Taperoo and primarily services Adelaide’s western and coastal suburbs, including Largs Bay, North Haven, Semaphore, Port Adelaide, West Lakes, Henley Beach, Woodville and surrounding areas.

Dan may travel further depending on the type and value of the job. Contact him directly to confirm availability for your suburb.

That depends on the job and access arrangements. For many residential jobs, someone should be available to provide access and discuss the issue. For rental, strata or managed properties, access can sometimes be arranged beforehand.

Yes. Dan is a licensed and insured plumber providing residential plumbing services through Wakeline Plumbing Solutions. You speak directly with Dan about the problem, the recommended work and the next steps.

Dan aims to explain the required work and expected cost before proceeding wherever possible. Some plumbing problems require investigation first, especially hidden leaks, recurring drain blockages or issues inside pipework.

If further work is recommended after inspection, Dan will explain what was found and discuss the options before proceeding.

Wakeline generally does not charge a standard call-out fee. In specific situations where a fee may apply, such as certain inspections or unusual travel requirements, Dan will explain this with you beforehand.

Plumbing work is carried out with care and skill, and your rights under Australian Consumer Law apply. Any parts, fixtures or replacement systems supplied by Wakeline, or supplied by the client, are discussed and agreed before work begins.

Where products or parts are involved, applicable manufacturer or product warranty information can be discussed as part of the job.

Common signs include slow-draining sinks or showers, gurgling toilets, bad smells from drains, water coming back up, overflowing drains or the same blockage returning again and again.

Early attention can help prevent a minor drainage issue from becoming a larger problem.

Recurring blockages, unusually wet areas, bad smells, ground movement or drainage problems that keep returning can sometimes indicate damaged underground pipework.

Depending on the problem, Dan may recommend a CCTV drain inspection to see what is happening inside the line before discussing repair options.

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A recurring blockage can be caused by tree roots, damaged or collapsed pipework, grease and build-up, foreign objects, stormwater debris or another issue further down the line.

If a blockage keeps returning, Dan may recommend further investigation rather than repeatedly treating the immediate symptom.

A CCTV drain inspection uses a specialised camera to look inside your drain pipe and identify visible issues such as tree roots, damaged pipework, build-up or foreign objects.

It can be useful when a drain keeps blocking, drainage problems return after clearing, or you want to understand what is happening inside the line before deciding on the next step. Dan offers CCTV drain inspections as a standalone service and where needed as part of blocked drain diagnosis.

A camera inspection may reveal visible tree root intrusion, cracked or broken pipes, collapsed sections, misaligned pipework, heavy build-up or foreign objects inside accessible drain lines.

Once Dan can see what is happening, he can explain the practical options available.

A CCTV inspection is used to view and help diagnose the issue inside the drain line. Clearing the blockage or completing repairs may be separate work, depending on what the inspection reveals.

If your hot water system has stopped working, check whether the problem affects all taps and, where safe to do so, take note of any leaking water, unusual noises or visible issues around the unit.

Do not attempt gas or electrical repairs yourself. Contact Dan so he can assess the issue and advise whether repair or replacement may be required.

The right option depends on the system’s age, condition, type of fault, availability of parts, efficiency and the cost of repair compared with replacement.

Dan can inspect the problem and explain the practical options before any decision is made.

Yes. Wakeline provides gas fitting services including gas appliance connections and disconnections, cooktops, bayonets and gas-related plumbing work. Gas work should always be completed by a suitably licensed professional.

Yes. Wakeline provides general plumbing and maintenance support for common household problems including leaking taps, running toilets, small leaks, bathroom plumbing, kitchen plumbing, laundry plumbing and fixture-related repairs.

Yes. Wakeline provides general plumbing and maintenance for common household issues including leaking taps, toilets, small leaks, sinks, showers, kitchen and laundry plumbing, water pressure problems and fixture repairs.

If it is safe to do so, turn off the water supply at the main shut-off valve and move valuables away from affected areas. Avoid contact with electrical fixtures or appliances near water.

Call Dan as soon as possible so he can advise on availability and the next step.