Curran handles the full run of plumbing work in Scarborough: emergency call-outs, hot water, leak detection, toilets and taps, roof plumbing, bushfire sprinklers and renovation work.
Whatever the job, you get a licensed local plumber, same-day availability and a written price before work starts.
Keep escarpment leaf-fall out of your gutters and downpipes.
Don’t worry we know plumbing inside and out so give us a call and we can help you out.
Burst pipe or no hot water: whatever the emergency, call 1300 792 082 and we’ll get a licensed plumber to you same-day during operating hours.
You’ll see a written price before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
Curran Club members get priority service and half-price after-hours emergency call-outs. Join the Club
Salt air and hot water systems
Salt gets into valves, fittings and outdoor units, so we repair where it’s worth it and give you straight hot water replacement options where it’s not.
Old houses, hidden leaks
Plenty of homes here still run original pipework, and small leaks hide behind weatherboard for months. Leak detection finds them before the damage bill does.
Escarpment rain, hard-working roofs
This stretch of coast cops serious downpours. Roof plumbing built to handle them, from box gutters to downpipes.
Original sewer lines
Older drains can be renewed from the inside with pipe relining, no digging up the garden.



Trained, licensed plumbers delivering consistent quality on every job.
More than one option wherever one exists, so you make the call.
The full written price before we start. No surprises on the invoice.
We leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Same-day during operating hours, and our vans work this stretch of coast every week, so you’re not waiting on someone to make a special trip. Call early in the day for the best window.
Less than the brochure says. Salt air corrodes valves, fittings and outdoor units, so coastal systems often need replacing years earlier than inland ones. Regular servicing and a sacrificial anode change can claw some of that back.
Turn the water off at the meter or the isolation valve, then open the lowest tap in the house to drain the line. That stops the damage getting worse before we arrive.


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