Name: Jetset Plumbing
Brand: Jetset Plumbing
SKU: plumbing
Rating: 4.8 (2336 reviews)

Our Happy Customers

With more 5 Star reviews than any other plumbing company.
More locals choose to use us.

4.8 Stars based on
2,336 Google Reviews!

5.0

Michael & Sharee Cumming

Aug 12, 2021

Extremely good quality of progressional work. Glen was an asset to the trade and a true professional

5.0

zoran kobelev

Aug 19, 2021

Excellent service very fast response very professional highly recommended

5.0

Shelley

Aug 16, 2021

Great, prompt service. Nathan was very polite, kept his mask on the entire time( thank you Covid) and worked happily and efficiently.

5.0

c g

Jul 24, 2021

Excellent communication from Jet Set HQ. The plumber who carried out the job, Tom, did a fantastic job and was very clear and helpful in his explanation of the work.

5.0

Andrew Cornwell

Jul 28, 2021

Rylee was great to deal with, friendly and very knowledgeable, will recommend this company for sure

5.0

Caroline I

Aug 09, 2021

I highly recommend Jetset Plumbing. Booking was easy. Jordan arrived promptly and provided expert professional service. Friendly and approachable, Jordan happily answered all my questions. The work was outstanding. All work quoted at very reasonable rates prior to commencement. Clean and quality work completed. Above and beyond for quality and customer service.

5.0

David Parr

Jul 25, 2021

Highly recommend Jetset Plumbing. Fast and professional service with faultless installation by Rylee,

5.0

Premesh Patel

Aug 16, 2021

Great service by Josh

5.0

Helena Ujdur

Aug 17, 2021

Awesome job left tidy as very professional 👍🏼

5.0

Phillip Karfs

Aug 12, 2021

First time customer and will absolutely be using their services again! Very professional, timely and all-round fantastic to deal with.

5.0

Bradley Harvey

Aug 08, 2021

I would highly recommend this business. Matt was on time and extremely professional, he explained exactly what was needed and the pricing upfront. The work was completed quickly and to a very high standard I will definitely be using them again. Thanks Jetset.

5.0

Vanisa Kapadia

Aug 12, 2021

Friendly and on time and he went above and beyond. I’ve used Jetset plumbing on 3 occasions and I’ll keep using them!

Top 8 Reasons Why More Locals Choose Jetset Plumbing!

1 Our Gold Medal Service
More and more locals are leaving 5 star reviews on Google explaining their great experiences with Jetset Plumbing.

2 No Call Out Fees
Never had them, never will! You should never pay for travel.

3 Fixed Flat Rates
You always know exactly what the job price is BEFORE we undertake any work.

4 Our Famous Promotions
We have run so many AMAZING promotions over the years and they keep getting better! We are proud to say we have changed some of our customers lives!

5 Fully Licenced Plumbers
This is an obvious one! We do not send apprentices to your job. Only licenced plumbers with years of experience.

6 Charitable Contributions
Jetset Plumbing gives back to our local communities as they are the people who keep us in a job!

7 Quality Workmanship Guarantee
Peace of mind that we will return if something goes wrong.

8 10% Pensioner and Senior Discounts
Because every little bit helps!

BONUS Reason:

* Jetset Plumbing are partners with World Vision
Proceeds from every job are donated to World Vision for less fortunate people around the world. Locals know that the company they use serves a much larger purpose and is helping make a difference.

No more cold showers. Get a renewable hot water supply!

How do solar hot water systems work?

Solar hot water systems use solar collectors - usually located on your roof. These collectors absorb energy from the sun to heat water for your home. The heated water is then stored in an insulated tank for when you need it.

Why go solar?

In a warm and sunny location like South East Queensland a solar hot water heater is an extremely attractive and cost effective solution to the old power hungry hot water systems.

In consideration of going solar for your hot water requirements the biggest concern is often the initial financial expense and the length of time it would take to offset that cost. Solar energy is FREE and the ongoing costs are therefore minimal as opposed to conventional power generated options.

A quality solar hot water system should last around 20 years and more if regularly serviced.

If you are using typical electric storage water heating - around 30% of your electricity bill is used to heat your water! Solar hot water will save you most of that electricity – and typically shave hundreds of dollars a year off your electricity bill.

There is of course the environmental aspect to consider. Solar hot water systems are an environmentally friendly method for generating hot water, by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases your home produces (through reduced electricity and natural gas usage.)

Solar hot water systems maintenance

Solar hot water systems should be serviced every five years to provide maximum functionally and detect any issues before they turn into major problems.

Our solar technicians will check and replace various valves, clean out the tank, pressure test to detect for small holes or leaks, replace any corroded elements and clean panels.

This will ensure the solar hot water system will function at its optimal efficiency once again. Our qualified tradesmen are fully equipped and ensure that any issues with your solar hot water systems are swiftly and professionally resolved.

Do solar hot water systems save money?

Solar water heating systems can cost more initially to purchase and install than conventional water heating systems. However, a solar water heater will save you money in the long run especially on your electricity bill.

There are also a number of rebates and grants you can apply for - we can assist with this - just ask us.

What are the 2 types of solar hot water systems?

There are 2 main types of solar hot water system to choose from:

Flat plate collector
Evacuated tube collector

The two types both use solar collectors or panels that are placed on your roof. The panels absorb sun light and transfer the heat directly to your cold water which is pumped through the collectors.

Flat plate collector

These are the most widely used used type of collector for domestic solar water heating. Flat plate collectors are rectangular boxes with glass lids and usually an aluminium body.

In the box underneath the glass are placed copper pipes. These copper pipes carry the cold water through the collector and absorb the sun's heat. The heated water is collectd in an insulated hot water tank.

Evacuated tube collector

Evacuated tube collectors collect the sun's heat through a number of glass tubes. Each glass tube have their own heat-absorbing plate inside.

Each tube is like a small greenhouse that traps sunlight inside the glass tube - which is used to heat either the water directly, or a special heat transfer fluid that then transfers the heat to the water.

What's the difference between a split system vs on-roof system?

A split hot water system means the tank (where the hot water is stored) is located on the ground and your collector panels are on the roof.

An on-roof hot water system means the storage tank is also on your roof. It works on thermosiphon (heat exchange) and gravity feed and is more efficient than a split system as it doesn't require a pump. Also as it is on the roof - the tank itself absorbs more natural sun light and heats the water more effectively.

What if the sun isn't shining?

Don't worry - you will still have a nice hot shower!

When the sun isn’t shining, you can't heat the water with solar energy. You need to have a backup energy source, usually gas or electricity. You store the hot water collected by the solar panels in a well insulated hot water tank for future use. (Normally the backup system will not be used that often.)

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Last updated: 19 May 2022