Keep a serviceable system working.
The fault is contained, parts are available and the rest of the system remains serviceable.
- Contained component fault
- Parts remain available
- System condition supports repair
Tell us what the system is doing. We'll confirm timing, assess the fault and explain the repair or replacement options before you decide.

Choose the closest issue. You do not need to diagnose it yourself.
The right option depends on the fault, system age, condition and available parts. Flow-Rite explains both paths before you decide.

The fault is contained, parts are available and the rest of the system remains serviceable.
The cylinder has failed, faults are recurring or the system is near the end of its useful life.
A recommendation should account for the fault, age, condition, parts availability and the practical cost of the next step.
We confirm the type, age, symptoms, visible leaks and any fault code.
Supply, valves and key components are checked to identify the likely cause.
Repair and replacement considerations are set out before you decide.
A photo of the unit label, any error code, the system age and whether water is leaking can help the team prepare before responding.
The fault is investigated before a replacement is recommended.
Gas, electric and heat-pump systems can be assessed.
Repair and replacement considerations are made clear.
The proposed scope is presented for approval.

Your job stays with Flow-Rite from the first call through to completion. The office and field team share the details, lock in your time slot and keep you updated until the work is done.
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Send your suburb and the type of work required, and the team will confirm availability and timing.
Send your suburbPractical information about scope, response and what happens next.
Yes. Tell us the brand, model and whether the unit has power, gas or an error code. The team will confirm availability and the next step.
Flow-Rite assesses major residential hot-water system types and confirms what is practical for the model and condition.
That depends on the fault, unit age, parts availability, condition and cost. The options are explained before you decide.
Turn off the local water isolation valve if it is safe and call Flow-Rite. A leak may be a valve issue or a failed tank and should be assessed.
Talk to our team, speak to our AI, or send a short request. We'll confirm availability and the next step.