24 hours. Seven days. Someone answers.
Burst pipe at 11pm. Sewage coming up through the laundry floor waste on a Sunday. A gas smell you can’t place. These don’t keep business hours, and they get worse the longer they run.
Available 24/7 across the North Shore · No callout fee on eligible jobs
Voyager has plumbers on standby around the clock across the North Shore.
Call 0485 028 787.
Call straight away, at any hour, for:
If you’re unsure whether it can wait, ring and describe it. Working that out over the phone costs nothing and is a good deal faster than guessing.
Where it’s safe to do so:
Water
Gas
Sewage
Electrical risk
Describe what’s happening and we’ll tell you straight — including when the simple fix is the whole job.
Where it is, what you can see, and whether water, sewage or gas is involved. That determines how urgent it is and what the plumber brings.
Including whether there’s anything useful you can do while waiting.
Voyager services the North Shore around the clock. Realistic arrival time is given on the call — not an optimistic one.
Stopping the damage comes before diagnosing the cause. Isolating water or gas, containing the leak, making the area safe.
Once the situation is stable and the cause is understood, the recommended repair is explained with a fixed price, before that work starts. Emergency response and the permanent repair are two separate conversations, and you’re not asked to approve the second one under pressure.
The usual worry about calling a plumber at midnight is what it’s going to cost — and across the Sydney market, that worry has a basis: after-hours emergency callouts typically run $400–$900 for straightforward work, with loadings of 50–100% over standard rates common.
Voyager prices by the job rather than by the hour, so the bill doesn’t run on the clock while someone works, and the price for the repair is agreed before the repair starts — at 3pm or 3am.
Eligible jobs carry no callout fee, and labour is backed by a lifetime warranty. Both are subject to Voyager’s current terms and eligibility requirements — worth asking about on the call so you know where you stand.
Yes — Voyager runs 24/7 standby for genuine emergencies, including weekends and public holidays.
It depends where crews are at that moment. You’ll be given a realistic time on the call rather than a number designed to keep you on the line.
Eligible jobs carry no callout fee, subject to Voyager’s current terms and eligibility requirements. Ask when you call and you’ll be told plainly before anyone is dispatched.
Usually at the front boundary near the water meter — a tap you turn clockwise. In a unit, there may be an isolation valve inside the apartment, often under the sink or in the laundry. Worth locating now rather than at midnight in the dark.
Get everyone out, don’t operate any switches or create a spark, and call from outside the building. If the smell is strong or you feel unwell, call the gas emergency line and emergency services first — then us.
Not usually, but don’t leave it indefinitely — hidden leaks cause more cumulative damage than most people expect, and they’re rarely covered as maintenance. Leak detection during business hours is the cheaper path.
Yes. Voyager works with strata managers, building managers and commercial property across the North Shore, including after hours.
Free quote, a fixed price agreed before the work starts, and someone on the end of the phone at any hour.
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Page reviewed and updated 19 August 2026
