Aqua Pro Plumbing & Excavations

Tmjf 

on Google

a week ago

James was referred to us by another plumber for our job as it was not easy. When James come to do the quote he knew exactly how to tackle our drainage issue on our steep block. The work was done quickly, competently, with a high level of knowledge and ability to fix any issues that come up along the way. Communication was fantastic and we were kept updated with how the work was going. The site was left clean at the end of each day and all rubbish was removed at the completion of the works. We would highly recommend James for... read more

Paul 

on Google

2 months ago

We couldn’t be more impressed with the service provided by James at Aquapro. From the moment he arrived, he showed an incredible level of professionalism, knowledge, and reliability. He worked tirelessly to help us resolve some complex drainage issues, and it was clear how dedicated he was to finding the best long-term solution, and not just a quick fix. The quality of his work is outstanding and far superior to others we've dealt with in the past. He paid close attention to detail, kept us informed throughout the process, a... read more

Geoffrey Haar 

on Google

3 months ago

I contacted James to replace my water line at home. He got the job done in a single day and was able to install the line underneath the driveway without any damage and saved the plants along my driveway. He left the site clean and looking much than it started after I had been digging around in clay to locate the original line. James quoted and completed the job quickly and was professional throughout. I couldnt ask for any more! 

Stephen Frost 

on Google

2 years ago

Our burst hot water pipe created a slow leak under the slab. The easy solution would be to rip up the floorboards and jackhammer the slab, and for many that would be the approach to the problem. James was upfront that this might be what's needed, but said there was a chance of a simpler and less destructive solution if there was a conduit carrying the water pipes. Fortunately there was a conduit channel, but unfortunately the pipes had been clipped to it. James persevered for some three hours to remove the hot and cold coppe... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

2 years ago

Our burst hot water pipe created a slow leak under the slab. The easy solution would be to rip up the floorboards and jackhammer the slab, and for many that would be the approach to the problem. James was upfront that this might be what's needed, but said there was a chance of a simpler and less destructive solution if there was a conduit carrying the water pipes. Fortunately there was a conduit channel, but unfortunately the pipes had been clipped to it. James persevered for some three hours to remove the hot and cold coppe... read more