Enterprise Plumbing & Gas is a locally owned and family-run plumbing and gas fitting business servicing residential, commercial and project clients across Perth and the Wheatbelt region. The business provides practical plumbing and gas support across repairs, maintenance, installations, hot water systems, blocked drains, leak detection, civil works, construction projects and mining-related plumbing work. With more than 28 years of industry experience, Enterprise Plumbing & Gas supports homeowners, businesses, contractors and regional clients with reliable plumbing and gas fitting services. The company is focused on quality assurance, responsive service, professional workmanship and practical solutions for both metropolitan and Wheatbelt customers
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IFM Group is a Naval Base-based industrial plumbing, civil, building and maintenance business servicing commercial, industrial, mining, processing and project-based clients across Perth and Western Australia. The business provides practical trade support across industrial plumbing, maintenance, civil works, mechanical services, electrical works, shutdown services and building solutions. As a Master Plumbers member business, IFM Group is positioned within the Western Australian plumbing and maintenance industry as a professional provider supporting industrial facilities, commercial operations, mining-related sites and processing environments with reliable trade services, maintenance capability and project support.
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Dale Plumbing & Civil Pty Ltd is a Welshpool-based plumbing and civil services business supporting commercial, industrial, construction and project-based clients across Perth and Western Australia. The business provides practical plumbing and civil support with a focus on reliable workmanship, professional service and site-based trade capability. As a Master Plumbers member business, Dale Plumbing & Civil Pty Ltd is positioned within the Western Australian plumbing industry as a professional provider supporting clients with plumbing, drainage, civil works, maintenance and installation requirements.
Xspurt Water Solutions is a locally owned and operated plumbing business based in Port Hedland, delivering professional residential, commercial and industrial plumbing services throughout the Pilbara. With more than 20 years of industry experience, the business has built a reputation for dependable workmanship, exceptional customer service and practical plumbing solutions suited to the region's demanding conditions. Specialising in advanced leak detection, blocked drains, water filtration systems, water softeners, trenchless pipe repairs and emergency plumbing, Xspurt Water Solutions combines modern technology with experienced licensed plumbers to deliver efficient, long-lasting results. As a Water Corporation Waterwise Certified business and proud MPGA member, the company is committed to sustainable water management, quality workmanship and maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and compliance.
Routy's Plumbing & Gas (RPG) is a proudly Western Australian-owned plumbing contractor providing commercial, civil and residential plumbing services across Perth and regional WA. Since its establishment in 2015, the company has grown into a multi-disciplinary business specialising in commercial construction plumbing, underground drainage, stormwater systems, gas fitting, excavation and preventative maintenance. With dedicated construction, maintenance and project teams supported by a modern fleet of specialised equipment, RPG delivers reliable, high-quality hydraulic solutions for projects of all sizes. Recognised for its professionalism, technical expertise and commitment to safety, Routy's Plumbing & Gas continues to build long-term relationships with builders, developers and clients throughout Western Australia.
Lupica Plumbing & Drainage Specialists is a trusted family-owned plumbing and gas fitting business servicing residential, commercial and development clients throughout the Perth metropolitan area. Established in 1978, the company is recognised for its quality workmanship, reliable service and extensive experience in new housing, commercial developments, subdivisions, strata projects and plumbing maintenance. With more than 45 years of industry experience, Lupica Plumbing & Drainage Specialists delivers practical, cost-effective plumbing solutions backed by experienced licensed tradespeople, modern equipment and a long-standing commitment to customer satisfaction.
Sun City Plumbing is one of the Mid West’s largest plumbing and infrastructure contractors, delivering plumbing, gas, drainage, civil and mining services throughout Western Australia. Established in Geraldton in 2000, the business has grown from a small local operation into a large multi-disciplinary contractor supporting residential, commercial, industrial and mining clients across regional and remote WA. With extensive in-house capability spanning plumbing, gas fitting, earthmoving, fabrication, transport and plant hire, Sun City Plumbing provides complete project solutions backed by a strong reputation for quality, reliability and professional service.
Rodgers Plumbing is a Western Australian plumbing contractor operating as part of The Rodgers Group of Companies Pty Ltd, delivering commercial plumbing, maintenance, drainage, gas fitting, and backflow prevention services throughout metropolitan Perth and regional Western Australia and National if required. Led by Cameron Rodgers, Managing Director and licensed plumber and gasfitter with more than 30 years of industry experience, the company is recognised for providing reliable, professional, and compliant plumbing solutions across projects of all sizes. Specialising in Domestic, Industrial and Commercial Plumbing, Drainage Installation and Repairs Gas Fitting Services fitting and testing Backflow Prevention Testing and installation CCTV Drain Inspections Water Jetting and Drain Cleaning Civil and Underground Plumbing Works Hydraulic Consulting National, Regional and Metropolitan Project Delivery With experienced leadership, qualified personnel, robust safety systems, and extensive equipment resources, Rodgers Plumbing has the capability to successfully deliver small, medium, and large-scale plumbing projects across Western Australia.
At Majestic Plumbing, we support the high-performance needs of industrial and infrastructure facilities with reliable, safety-first plumbing solutions. Whether it’s a large-scale factory, a mining site, or an airport terminal, we understand the complexities of these environments and deliver services built for efficiency, compliance, and minimal disruption.. With over 40 years of experience, we have built a reputation for excellence, reliability, and innovation in commercial and industrial plumbing. Businesses across Perth trust us to deliver high-quality solutions that ensure compliance, efficiency, and long-term performance.
Hindmarsh Plumbing Services — Trusted Commercial Hydraulic Specialists With over 50 years of industry experience, Hindmarsh Plumbing delivers commercial plumbing and hydraulic services across projects of every scale — from reactive service works through to multi-million dollar construction contracts, including defence and mining sectors. Core capabilities: * Commercial plumbing construction and hydraulic services * Reactive and preventative maintenance (24/7) * Hydraulic design and drafting * Water treatment and Legionella management * Gas fitting and gas infrastructure * Backflow testing and prevention * Stormwater and drainage systems * Leak detection and pipe location * Thermostatic mixing valve servicing * Defence and government infrastructure * Mining and resources sector works
Make sustainable plumbing work as a complete building system
On large projects, a rainwater tank, filtration unit or efficient hot water plant is only one part of a much bigger decision. Environmental / sustainable plumbing large projects call for coordinated thinking about demand, storage, treatment, pressure, pipework, controls, maintenance access and how the building will operate after handover.
The right approach is not automatically the newest or most expensive technology. It should suit the climate, rainfall, building use, occupancy, water demand, roof area, available space, water quality, energy costs, user behaviour and the party responsible for long-term operation.
Where large-project plumbing can be relevant
Large projects may involve commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, aged care facilities, apartment buildings, hotels, recreation centres, industrial facilities, mining camps, tourism sites, large strata complexes and government buildings. The scale and operating pattern of each setting can affect which water-efficiency or reuse measures are practical.
Construction large projects also require coordination with drawings, specifications, program dates, site constraints, inspection points, procurement expectations and the party responsible for design coordination or approvals. Set-out, rough-in, fit-off, testing and handover need to align with project milestones and other work on site.
Systems that may form part of the project
Large sustainable plumbing schemes can bring several systems together rather than treating each one as a standalone purchase. Depending on the project, this may involve:
- whole-building water audits, smart metering and data logging;
- leak detection and water-loss reduction programs;
- commercial rainwater harvesting, stormwater capture, treatment or reuse;
- greywater or recycled water reuse, including commercial greywater systems;
- heat pump, solar or hybrid hot water plant;
- water-efficient fixture upgrades;
- trade waste and pre-treatment upgrades;
- pump, tank, filtration and control systems; and
- non-potable water reticulation, labelling, maintenance planning and asset reporting.
System integration is central to large projects environmental / sustainable plumbing. Water demand, storage, treatment, health risk, pump duty, building pressure, pipe separation, backflow prevention, controls, monitoring and failure or bypass arrangements all affect the overall outcome.
Questions that shape the right solution
Demand and supply rarely match perfectly. Rainwater may be plentiful when demand is low and unavailable when demand is high. Greywater quality can be affected by cleaning products, oils, hair, lint and detergents. Recycled water can require treatment, monitoring, approval and maintenance.
Equipment also needs a realistic operating plan. Tanks can collect sediment, organic matter or vermin contamination. Pumps, filters and UV systems need ongoing servicing. Heat pumps need suitable location, airflow, noise control and electrical capacity, while solar systems depend on roof space, orientation, shading and backup energy. Smart monitoring is only useful when its data is reviewed and acted on.
Clear separation between non-potable and potable water is particularly important. Backflow and cross-connection risks should be considered alongside pipework, controls and ongoing management.
Prepare clear project information before choosing a plumbing business
Early, usable information helps a Master Plumber understand the project and discuss appropriate options. Bring together the information that is available, rather than trying to resolve every design question before making contact.
- Clarify the project brief. Identify the building use, occupancy, water-use goals and sustainability targets.
- Collect technical documents. Useful material can include hydraulic drawings, fixture schedules, plant schedules, treatment-system details and roof catchment information.
- Confirm operating conditions. Water bills, meter data, irrigation demand, maintenance budgets, access requirements and shutdown windows can help shape the discussion.
- Identify coordination needs. Note program dates, site constraints, tenant notification requirements, trade waste permits and the person authorised to approve design changes.
- Consider life after handover. Discuss servicing needs, monitoring responsibilities and asset reporting while the system is being planned.
Maintenance is part of sustainable performance
Long-term responsibility is a key project consideration. Filters may need replacement, tanks inspection, pumps servicing and UV lamps changing. Backflow devices need testing, and greywater or wastewater systems may need approved servicing and water-quality controls. Without maintenance, a sustainable system can become inefficient, unsafe or non-compliant.
For that reason, maintenance capability and access should influence technology selection. A smaller site may benefit most from leak reduction and efficient fixtures, while a larger facility may justify smart metering, filtration and pressure management. More complex schemes may combine rainwater, recycled water, heat-pump hot water, metering and building-management-system reporting.
Approvals and project responsibilities
Larger reuse schemes may trigger formal approval requirements. WA Health’s recycled water approval process applies to non-potable uses of recycled water from sewage, municipal wastewater or industrial wastewater. The process specifically asks whether more than 5,000 litres per day of treated effluent will be produced.
Approval requirements, treatment needs and long-term responsibilities should be considered as part of project coordination, not left until equipment has been selected. This helps keep the proposed system aligned with the project’s intended use and operating arrangements.
Brands and products customers may encounter
Project teams may encounter brands, product systems and supply channels such as Reece, Galvins, Galvin Engineering, Tradelink, Caroma, Geberit, Rehau, Rheem, Rinnai, Thermann and Zip. These names are examples that may arise in product, fixture, pipework, hot water or supply discussions; their relevance depends on the design, specification and project requirements. They are not endorsements or a statement that every plumbing business works with a particular brand.
Choose a Master Plumber with the project in mind
Find a Master Plumber connects customers with Master Plumbers and plumbing businesses associated with the Master Plumbers and Gasfitters Association of Western Australia. Choosing a Master Plumber helps consumers make a more informed choice of plumbing business for their property or project.
When comparing options, focus the discussion on the proposed system, design coordination, construction program, approval responsibilities, access for future maintenance and the information needed for handover. Find a Master Plumber is backed by the Master Plumbers and Gasfitters Association of Western Australia.
Related construction plumbing pathways
Project scale and complexity can affect the next conversation. Small to Medium Projects may suit a more contained environmental plumbing scope, while Tier 1 Projects provides a pathway for projects requiring a higher level of integrated planning. The broader Environmental / Sustainable Plumbing service family provides useful context for water efficiency, reuse, alternative water sources, low-energy hot water and treatment.
Frequently asked questions
What does sustainable plumbing involve on a large project?
It can involve water efficiency, rainwater harvesting, recycled water, greywater, stormwater reuse, efficient hot water, leak monitoring, filtration, trade waste treatment, onsite wastewater, pumps, tanks and controls. The appropriate mix depends on the site and how the building will operate.
Why is system integration important?
Individual components affect one another. Demand, storage, treatment, pressure, pipe separation, backflow prevention, controls, monitoring and maintenance all need to be considered together.
What information is useful at the start?
Helpful information can include drawings, schedules, meter data, water bills, roof catchment areas, irrigation demand, treatment details, occupancy, trade waste permits, sustainability targets, maintenance budgets and program constraints.
Do commercial greywater systems need ongoing attention?
Greywater quality can be affected by products and materials entering the system. Ongoing treatment, monitoring, maintenance and water-quality controls may be relevant to the proposed arrangement.
When might recycled-water approval be relevant?
WA Health’s recycled water approval process applies to non-potable uses of recycled water from sewage, municipal wastewater or industrial wastewater. Larger schemes should consider approval requirements during project planning.
Why consider maintenance during design?
Filters, tanks, pumps, UV systems and other equipment can have servicing requirements. A system that cannot be practically maintained may become inefficient, unsafe or non-compliant.