Understand your geyser before it surprises you again

At the Geyser Care Workshop for Homeowners, you see inside a cut-open 150-litre unit and learn the safety checks yourself. Book your place to stop the next geyser surprise.

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Booking closes on Thu 26 November.

When and where

What to bring

• A photo of your geyser label
• Your last two electricity bills
• Closed shoes for the hands-on part

Being caught off guard by geyser problems you don't understand

A geyser problem always lands when you least expect it.

Left in the dark, you're just as lost next time it happens.

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Inside the cut-open 150-litre geyser

We open a real 150-litre geyser on the bench. You get to see how every part works.

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  Cut-open unit

  Inside a geyser

  See every part of a 150-litre geyser, opened up on the bench.

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  Hands-on

  The safety checks

  Test the pressure valve and drip tray yourself, with a plumber beside you.

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  Winter savings

  Set the thermostat and timer so the geyser stops eating your electricity.

How the morning works

1. We open a real geyser. A cut-open 150-litre unit sits on the bench.
2. A plumber walks you through it. Every part, what it does and what goes wrong.
3. You do the checks. You test the pressure valve and drip tray yourself.

The morning

1. 09:00

   Welcome and coffee

2. 09:20

   Inside a geyser

   On a cut-open 150-litre unit

3. 10:15

   Hands-on valve and drip-tray check

4. 11:00

   Savings: thermostat, timers and blankets

5. 11:40

   Your questions

   With a master plumber

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What the Geyser Care Workshop for Homeowners includes

Want to learn how your geyser really works? Join our Geyser Care Workshop for Homeowners, hands-on on Saturday mornings in Cape Town.

You'll be there from 09:00 to 12:00.

What Klipspringer Plumbing customers say

• Client testimonial

  I finally understand what the drip tray is for. I checked my own valve the same afternoon.

• Client testimonial

  Worth every cent. The cut-open geyser made it all click.

Why homeowners trust this workshop

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  Twelfth Year Trading

  We've run the taps in this area for years.

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  Sixteen Years on Tools

  Real hands-on work behind every answer you get.

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  PIRB Registered Licensed Plumber

  A properly registered plumber teaches you, not a salesman.

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  Quoted Before Fitting

  You hear the number first, so no bill surprises later.

Built for homeowners in older far-south houses

Is this morning for you?

What this is not

• Not a certification course
• Not a sales pitch for a new geyser

Your place at the workshop

By the time you lock up, you have a clear picture of your geyser. Here is what you walk away with on the morning.

Extras you take home

• A free drip-tray check voucher (worth R150)
• Our winter savings cheat sheet (worth R50)

Our promise

If you leave without being able to do the safety checks yourself, we refund your place in full.

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Frequently asked questions

Is R350 worth it for a three-hour Saturday morning?

R350 includes a cut-open geyser demo, hands-on valve checks, a printed checklist and money off a Geyser Health Check. Book your place.

Will my own geyser get worked on during the workshop?

No, we do not touch anyone's own geyser on the day. You practise on the cut-open 150-litre unit at the workshop instead.

Do I need any plumbing experience to follow along?

A plumber walks you through the pressure valve and drip tray step by step on the bench unit.

Is the workshop only useful once my geyser has already gone wrong?

You learn to read the thermostat, check the valve and spot repair versus replace early.

Ready when you are

Spend one Saturday morning learning your geyser on a cut-open unit, so a burst tank never catches you off guard again. Book your place now and come find out how yours works, with a plumber beside you while you test the valve and drip tray yourself.