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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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.
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We believe that outstanding service starts with outstanding people. That’s why we actively support the mental and physical wellbeing of our team through targeted training, fatigue management, safe work environments, and a strong culture of care and respect. This same commitment extends to our clients, where we deliver reliable, compliant systems that provide long-term peace of mind, safety, and performance for their properties and occupants.
Plumbit Services is a Kalamunda-based plumbing business servicing Western Australian clients across commercial, domestic and industrial plumbing work. The business is listed as a Master Plumbers member and provides services across commercial construction, domestic maintenance, drainage, gas, housing construction, industrial plumbing, renovations and roof plumbing.
Precision Plumbing (WA) Pty Ltd is an established Western Australian plumbing contractor based in Kewdale, providing commercial, industrial and residential plumbing services throughout Perth and regional WA. Since commencing operations in 2005, the company has delivered plumbing, gas fitting and hydraulic services for commercial construction, maintenance, industrial facilities and residential developments. Known for quality workmanship, professional project delivery and dependable service, Precision Plumbing (WA) works closely with builders, developers and commercial clients to deliver reliable plumbing solutions that meet the highest industry standards. As a member of the Master Plumbers and Gasfitters Association WA, the business remains committed to safety, compliance and excellence across every project it undertakes.
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.
APG Plus is a South West-based plumbing, gas, electrical and facility maintenance business operating from East Picton and servicing Bunbury, surrounding towns and wider WA. Established in 1991, APG Plus provides residential, commercial and industrial plumbing and gas services, supported by experienced tradespeople, strong customer service and a broad capability across maintenance, construction, repairs and asset management. The business is well suited to homeowners, commercial property owners, builders, facility managers, industrial clients, aged care facilities, health care providers and businesses requiring reliable planned or reactive maintenance. APG Plus’ services include plumbing and drainage, gas fitting, hot water systems, backflow prevention, roof plumbing, drainage, pump stations, fire pump sets, wet fire systems, filtration, electrical maintenance and general building maintenance. With 24/7 phone availability and strong South West capability, APG Plus provides a practical one-stop service for plumbing, gas and maintenance needs.
Cooper & Jones Plumbing is a Western Australian commercial and industrial plumbing business based in Neerabup, servicing major construction and project clients across Perth and Western Australia. The company is recognised as a leader in commercial hydraulics and provides plumbing services across education, commercial, aged care, health, infrastructure, retail and other large-scale project sectors. With more than 40 years of operation in Western Australia, Cooper & Jones Plumbing has built a strong reputation for high-quality workmanship, professional project management and reliable delivery on complex plumbing projects. The business provides complete hydraulic design-to-construction capability, including design, documentation, estimating, installation and project completion.
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
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.
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Practical plumbing choices for smaller construction projects
Small to medium environmental and sustainable plumbing projects can involve homes, small businesses, cafés, offices, workshops, schools, community buildings, small commercial tenancies and strata properties. The aim is not to add technology for its own sake. A practical outcome considers how the building will be used, where water is needed, the space available for equipment and who will look after the system over time.
For builders, developers, project managers and design teams, plumbing decisions also need to work with drawings, specifications, program dates, site constraints, inspection points and procurement expectations. Clear coordination early in the project can help ensure the selected system suits the intended build rather than becoming a difficult late-stage addition.
Choosing an approach that suits the site
A water-saving or lower-energy outcome may come from a straightforward improvement, such as leak reduction, efficient fixtures, improved irrigation control or a correctly sized hot water unit. Other sites may require rainwater, greywater, filtration, treatment or monitoring systems. The most suitable approach depends on the project rather than on a single product or technology.
- Water use: expected demand, occupancy and the building's day-to-day activities affect what is practical.
- Site conditions: roof area, storage space, existing drainage, available equipment locations and access can shape the options.
- Water quality and treatment: intended water use may affect whether filtration, treatment, monitoring or other controls are needed.
- Energy considerations: hot water choices can depend on suitable location, airflow, noise control, electrical capacity, roof space, orientation, shading and backup energy.
- Long-term responsibility: maintenance capability and the person responsible for ongoing operation are important project considerations.
Heat pump hot water installation
Heat pump hot water installation may be considered where a project is seeking an efficient hot water solution. Before a plumbing business is engaged, it is useful to establish the building's hot water needs and identify a proposed equipment location. Suitable airflow, noise control and electrical capacity are among the practical factors that may need consideration.
Hot water planning should also account for the project's intended use, occupancy and ongoing maintenance expectations. A system selected for the site and its users is more useful than one chosen solely because it appears efficient on paper.
Rainwater, greywater and non-potable water systems
Rainwater tank plumbing and rainwater harvesting system installation can support irrigation or other non-potable uses where the site, storage and expected demand make that approach practical. Rainfall and demand do not always align: rainwater may be available when demand is low, or unavailable when demand is high. Roof area, tank location, existing drainage and intended use are useful details to consider from the outset.
A greywater system installation or greywater recycling system can require careful planning around water quality, treatment, monitoring, approvals and maintenance. Cleaning products, oils, hair, lint and detergents can affect greywater quality. Recycled water may require treatment, monitoring, approval and maintenance, while non-potable water needs clear separation from potable water.
Systems that need ongoing attention
Environmental plumbing systems can create maintenance responsibilities that should be understood before handover. Filters may need replacement; tanks may need inspection; pumps may need servicing; UV lamps may need changing; and backflow devices may need testing. Greywater and wastewater systems may need approved servicing, while non-potable systems may require water-quality controls.
These requirements matter because a system that is not maintained can become inefficient, unsafe or non-compliant. Include maintenance expectations in project discussions so responsibility is clear after construction is complete.
Information to have ready for the project discussion
- Provide the drawings, specifications, program dates and relevant project milestones.
- Identify site constraints, proposed equipment locations, roof area, tank location and existing drainage where relevant.
- Share water bills, hot water unit details, photos of existing fixtures or plant, and irrigation areas if available.
- Clarify the intended use of rainwater or greywater, maintenance expectations, budget and the person authorised to approve works.
- Confirm which party is responsible for design coordination or approvals, and note any local approval requirements already identified for the project.
Products and supply channels customers may encounter
Project teams may encounter brands, product systems and supply channels such as Reece, Galvins, Galvin Engineering, Tradelink, Parkwood Plumbing Centre, Caroma, Rheem, Rinnai, Thermann, Stiebel Eltron, Zip and Geberit. Their relevance will depend on the fixtures, hot water equipment, plumbing products or supply arrangements being considered for a particular project. These are examples only; the appropriate selection should be assessed against the project requirements.
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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.
The Association has represented Western Australia's plumbing and gasfitting industry since 1901 and promotes quality plumbing that protects community health and safety. Find a Master Plumber is backed by the Association, giving project teams a clear place to begin when selecting a plumbing business.
Questions project teams often ask
Is a more complex system always the more sustainable choice?
Not necessarily. A simple leak repair, efficient fixture, flow-control device, correctly sized hot water unit or improved irrigation control may be more practical than a costly system that is difficult to maintain.
What can affect rainwater harvesting?
Rainfall, expected demand, roof area, storage space, tank location, water quality and the intended use of collected water can all affect the approach.
Why does greywater need careful planning?
Greywater quality can be affected by cleaning products, oils, hair, lint and detergents. Treatment, monitoring, approvals and maintenance may also be required.
What should be considered for non-potable water?
Non-potable water needs clear separation from potable water. The intended use, treatment needs, water-quality controls and applicable approval requirements should be considered before the system is finalised.
What details are useful when discussing heat pump hot water?
Share the intended building use, occupancy, existing or proposed hot water details, proposed location, available airflow, noise considerations, electrical capacity and maintenance expectations.
Why plan maintenance before handover?
Filters, tanks, pumps, UV systems, backflow devices and some treatment systems can require ongoing attention. Identifying who will manage those tasks helps support the system's ongoing operation.
Use Find a Master Plumber to choose a plumbing business for environmental and sustainable plumbing work within a small to medium construction project.