Mr. Clog Plumbing

Plumber Mascot

Apartments, cottages and low-lying drainage across Mascot, Rosebery and Eastlakes.

Mascot began as market gardens after the first land grants in 1835, and formed the Municipality of North Botany in 1888 before taking the name Mascot in 1911. Sydney's airport opened here in the 1920s, and the Cooks River was diverted between 1947 and 1953 to make room for it. Since the railway station opened, the streets around it have filled with apartment buildings, and at the 2021 census around three-quarters of Mascot's homes were flats or apartments. Mascot is in the Bayside Council area.

Mascot is flat, sandy and low. It sits over the Botany Sands, a shallow aquifer that runs from Centennial Park down to Botany Bay, and Alexandra Canal, dug from the salt marsh of Sheas Creek, passes through it. The land is low enough that Sydney Water's heritage-listed Sewage Pumping Station 38 on General Holmes Drive, built in 1919, still lifts wastewater from the area today. Bayside Council has a dedicated flood study for the Mascot, Rosebery and Eastlakes catchment. Groundwater across parts of the Botany area is contaminated by past industry, and domestic groundwater use is banned in some zones, so a backyard bore is not something to put in without checking first.

$0 call-out fee — available 24/7, 365 days a year across all Mascot suburbs.

  • Stormwater Drainage
  • Blocked Drains
  • Leak Detection
  • Hot Water Systems
  • Backflow Prevention
  • Emergency Plumbing

Every part of Sydney has its own plumbing character, shaped by the age of the housing, the ground it sits on, and the weather it takes. Here is what we are called out for most often around Mascot.

On flat ground there is very little fall to carry stormwater away. Pits that fill with sand and silt, and lines laid with barely enough grade, back up in heavy rain. Keeping pits clear and checking the line with a camera is where the fix starts.

With most Mascot homes now apartments, a leaking shower, washing machine hose or toilet seal often shows up first in the ceiling below. Finding which apartment it comes from, and whether the fault is in private or common pipework, decides who arranges and pays for the repair.

Warehouses, freight businesses and other commercial premises around the airport often need backflow prevention devices on their water supply, and those devices need regular testing by an accredited plumber to stay compliant with Sydney Water.

Coverage Area

RoseberyEastlakesBotanyAlexandria →St PetersTempe

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Common Questions

Probably not. Groundwater under parts of the Botany area is contaminated, and the NSW Government bans domestic groundwater use in some zones. Check with Bayside Council or WaterNSW before drawing groundwater.

Sand drains well until the water table or a blocked pit gets in the way. On low ground, water often has to be carried off by the stormwater system, so a blocked or poorly graded line shows up quickly.

Yes. We test and maintain backflow prevention devices for commercial premises.

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Absolute legend. Turned up on time, sorted the problem quickly and didn’t charge a fortune. Super easy to deal with and cleaned up after the job too. Will definitely be using him again and would happily recomme…
Samantha M.4 days ago
Excellent service from start to finish. Chris was professional, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain everything clearly before starting the job. He worked efficiently, kept the area clean, and made sure…
Stephano A.1 week ago
Turned up on time and honest service, couldn’t ask for much more.
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