North Australian Plumbing

12/06/2026

From obtaining the building permit to fitting off the dunny role holder we did the lot on this recently completed bathroom reno in humpty doo.

We removed the old bath tub and replaced it with a shower, ripped out the old louvred window frame and replaced with a frosted slide window, re ran the under slab drainage to suit new fixtures, tiled, painted and fitted off. A great result for a great rural customer 👍

20/05/2026

A small concrete job done last week at a local school while we were there refurbishing some bathrooms. The local bush chooks (students) were slowly eroding the asphalt basketball court so we poured a concrete edge to keep it safe for a couple more years 👍🤌

04/05/2026

With an unknown water leak somewhere under a cracked section of driveway, we decided the best option was to remove the concrete and run a new water service. While we where there a new 24v electrical cable was ran to power the electric gate. All sorted in half a day. Another happy customer. 👍

30/04/2026

Another reln drain renewal in the rural area... Pump out pit installed, power supply ran for pump and 75m of pump line trenched to get the new reln compliant and 100m from the bore. Correct sizing, design and installation, we take care of it all 👍

04/04/2026

Happy Easter from North Australian Plumbing! 🐣🔧 Wishing you a safe and wonderful Easter. Thank you for trusting us with your plumbing needs!

26/03/2026

Finally we have blue sky's and that means earthworks here at NAP.
Waste water management done right the first time, from correct sizing to installation, primary systems or treatment plants we do it all👍

11/03/2026

Happy world plumbing day!!

A day of winning here at NAP, picked the only dry day in 3 months to throw a new 300L solarhart on the roof and jagged the world plumbing day give away at galvins plumbing supplies.
Yeew bewwdy!

11/03/2026

Happy world plumbing day

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19/02/2026

11/01/2026

A good Top End wet season can make it a bit quiet in the plumbing department but here at North Australian Plumbing we don't sit around playing scrabble.
Here is 120m of shared fence line where trees had been left to grow into the fence. We felled the trees, removed the old fence, dug out the stumps and leveled the ground. Strainer posts were concreted in and 120m of 900mm ringloc fence was installed.
26 tree holes were augered and beautiful NT natives (mimusops elengi) planted. Safe to say both sides of the fence are very happy.