Mr. Clog Plumbing

Plumber Wentworthville

Interwar bungalows, blocked drains, unit and townhouse plumbing and 24/7 emergencies across Wentworthville, Pendle Hill and Westmead.

Our guarantee: 12 months on our workmanship, in writing. What it covers

Wentworthville honours D'Arcy Wentworth, the colonial surgeon whose estate it was. In 1881 Thomas Richard Smith bought 500 acres of it and auctioned the Wentworthville Estate, marketing unsold lots to the men building the Prospect water supply, and a platform called T.R. Smith's opened on the railway in 1882. Estates such as Dorothy Mount, Owen Park and Mayfield followed between 1916 and 1928, around 1920 the War Service Homes Commission built 15 houses on Fullagar Road, and the 1920s boom brought new shops near the station. The suburb sits across two councils, Cumberland and the City of Parramatta. At the 2021 census four in ten homes were flats or apartments, just over a third were separate houses and about one in five were townhouses or semis, and almost half were rented.

Cumberland Council's 2019 heritage study lists more than a dozen Wentworthville houses, most of them weatherboard or face-brick bungalows from about 1913 to 1924, often with fibro gables and fibro-filled rear verandahs, along Garfield, Veron, Jordan and Monash Streets and Fullagar Road. In the town centre, the former post office on Dunmore Street, the shopfronts at the top of Station Street and the 1928 substation on Fullagar Road are listed too. Many of those houses were built before the sewer: residents between the wars put up with poor drainage and dirt roads, and sewerage only reached Wentworthville around the start of the Second World War. Around them, blocks of flats and, more recently, taller apartments have gone up near the station under the council's plans for the centre. The suburb's runoff feeds creeks such as Greystanes, Coopers, Finlaysons and Pendle Hill Creeks, all part of Cumberland Council's Western Catchments Flood Study, with a draft due in 2026-27.

$0 call-out fee — available 24/7, 365 days a year across Wentworthville and nearby suburbs.

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 Wentworthville.

A Wentworthville bungalow from the 1910s or 20s was usually built before the sewer arrived, so the line to the main was added later and took whatever route suited at the time. A century on, that line may run under a rear verandah that has since been enclosed, or under a later extension. Before anyone digs, a camera inspection with a locator shows where it goes and where it has failed.

Weatherboard and fibro houses of that era often have their plumbing in sub-floor spaces and rear additions rather than in a slab. That makes many repairs easier to reach, but fibro from before the late 1980s can contain asbestos, so we work around old sheeting and tell you upfront if a job would mean disturbing it.

Six in ten Wentworthville homes are flats, townhouses or semis, and most share sewer and stormwater lines under common property. A drain that backs up in several homes at once is a strata matter; we find the blockage and show the strata manager where it sits.

Coverage Area

Pendle HillWestmead →South WentworthvilleMays Hill →GirraweenToongabbie →

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Common Questions

In houses built before the sewer arrived, often not where you would expect. We trace the line on camera with a locator, so you know its route and depth before any digging or building work.

Yes. Repairs to pipes and fixtures do not usually need council approval, but work that changes how a listed house looks may, and we tell you before we start if a job is likely to.

Both. Most of the suburb, including the shopping centre, is in Cumberland Council, and part is in the City of Parramatta. Check which council covers your address for flood information and tree permits.

Yes. We cover Wentworthville and the suburbs around it, including Pendle Hill, Westmead, South Wentworthville, Mays Hill, Girraween and Toongabbie.

Yes. Our phones are answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and public holidays, and we send a licensed plumber out after hours for problems that can't safely wait, such as a burst pipe, sewage backing up or the only toilet blocked. There is a $0 call-out fee.

It depends on the job. You get a fixed price quoted before we start, and there is a $0 call-out fee.

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We recently used Mr Clog Plumbing for our granny flat in Guildford and couldn't be happier with the service. Everything was handled professionally from start to finish, with great communication and workmanship…
George A.Guildford · October 2026
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.May 2026
Turned up on time and honest service, couldn’t ask for much more.
Danny D.May 2026

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