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The laws are worded differently but it stresses that tenant is to notify the landlord/agent first, then try the emergency contact numbers and if no luck to then try someone different. If it is a burst pipe and yes I know they can turn it off at the main, but tenants panic first. Should they wait...

Any news on what the work was and break up of the costings. To help my tenants I had fridge magnets made up with our emergency contact numbers for plumber, electrician and my mobile for everything else. Size of a business card and easy for tenant to find and not expensive to have made up.

$300 would be a min. cost just to get them out for an after hrs/weekend rate. In NSW tenant can authorise up to $1500 for emergency call out and owner has to pay. I had a call from a tenant on Saturday at 5.20pm to state that the toilet pipe is leaking from upstairs through the ceiling to...