About
Reliability.
It’s at the heart of everything we do.
Because we get it—you need a reliable solution at the end of the day. Something you and your family can depend on well into the future.
Whether it’s general plumbing maintenance, electrical work, or air conditioning and heating fixes, you’re not after a temporary solve.
You deserve reliable service where professional tradespeople communicate clearly, quote with transparency, turn up on time, use proven materials and products, and deliver high quality workmanship—every single time.
It’s our mission at Adelaide Reliable Trades to do just that.
And it’s how, with over a decade of experience helping local South Australian families, we’re ensuring fewer call-outs and faster solutions that actually last.
We don’t waste your time. We don’t run you around in circles. We don’t overcharge.
Instead, we get in and get the job done. Professional, fairly, and without causing stress.
After all, fixing things shouldn’t be hard—which is why we’re committed to making it easy … so you can get back to what matters most!
Frequently Asked Questions
Got a question?
We’ve got answers!
Find answers to common questions below, or or get in touch if you have a query that hasn’t been answered.
What areas of Adelaide do you service?
We proudly service all suburbs across Adelaide and the surrounding areas — from the city to the hills and the coast.
What should I do if I have a burst pipe?
Turn off your main water supply immediately and give us a call. We offer emergency plumbing across Adelaide and can arrive fast to prevent further damage.
How often should I get my drains inspected?
We recommend a professional CCTV drain inspection every 2–3 years, especially for older properties or homes surrounded by trees. Ask our friendly team about our preventative maintenance program.
Should I get my AC serviced?
Yes — once a year (ideally before summer). A technician will check refrigerant levels, clean coils, and test performance.
My AC is running but not cooling — why?
Possible reasons:
- Dirty filters or coils.
- Low refrigerant.
- Faulty thermostat sensor.
- Blocked outdoor unit.
Can I replace light switches or power points myself?
No — by law in South Australia, all electrical work must be carried out by a licensed electrician. It’s about your safety and compliance with regulations.