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Showers shouldn’t be a coin toss. If your solar hot water is running lukewarm, the booster won’t wake up, or there’s a damp patch near the tank, Todd’s Plumbing & Electrical can sort it. We’re in Burleigh Heads every week—from James Street and Goodwin Terrace, up Burleigh Hill, across West Burleigh and down to Tallebudgera Creek—and we often get hot water back the same day.

If the cylinder isn’t rusted, we repair. Pumps, valves, sensors, controllers, and boosters are everyday fixes.
If the tank’s corroded or split, we replace. We’ll size a sensible solar or heat-pump upgrade and handle supply, install and disposal.
Licensed & insured: QBCC 1126780 • Electrical Licence 71053.


Heat not moving — collectors are hot, but the tank isn’t: airlocks, tired circulation pumps, or blocked return lines.
Sleepy boosters — elements or relays don’t engage after a grey run of days or off-peak timers are mis-set.
Drifty sensors — roof probes read wrong, so the controller thinks the tank is warm when it isn’t.
Weeping valves — tempering/relief valves leave rust streaks on slabs (often mistaken for a failed tank).
Collector trouble — cracked glazing, perished insulation, or shaded panels (palms along The Esplanade are serial offenders).

Goodwin Terrace apartment: Guests reported “warm then cold” showers. The roof sensor was 18 °C out; pump short-cycling. We replaced the probe, bled the loop, and reprogrammed the controller/booster schedule. Result: steady 60 °C storage and no night-time booster run.
Solar accredited plumbers and electricians
Clear options. We show you the fault and price it we complete repairs.
Stocked truck. Pumps, valves, elements, sensors, controllers, fittings.
Plan B. Specialty part needed? We can fit a temporary hot water unit.
Photo notes. Handy for strata, managers and insurance.
Pumps • non-return & tempering valves • controllers & roof sensors • electric/gas boosters & elements • leaking pipework & relief valves • collector/flow faults • thermostats & wiring

Verify the symptoms — collector temps, flow rate, controller logic, booster draw.
Choices on the table — repair vs replace with simple pros/cons.
Do the work — safe roof access (Burleigh Hill, steep drives), tidy finishes.
Prove it — set temps correctly, show photos and give easy after-care notes.
No-hot-water fallback — temporary system while parts arrive (if needed).
Snap a photo of the tank label (brand/model/size).
Note any error codes/lights on the controller.
Active leak? Close the isolation valve beside the tank.
Tripping power? Turn off the HWS circuit at your board

Often yes—morning calls help. If a specialty part is needed, we can fit a temporary unit so you’re not without hot water
Usually the booster didn’t engage, the pump didn’t move heat from the roof, or the sensor is lying to the controller. We test all three before replacing anything.
Not always. A weeping relief valve can look like a failed cylinder. If the tank body is perforated, replacement’s safer—we’ll show you proof either way.
Yes. We bring the right roof access kit, tie-offs and mats, and keep stairwells/lifts clean in apartments.
Absolutely. We’ll size solar or heat pump to your usage and roof, install it, and remove the old unit.
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