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Describe what you can see, hear or smell. Home Triage turns the symptom into a practical first step: urgency, likely trade, likely causes, questions before booking and what to do next.
General guidance only — not a diagnosis. This checker can miss hazards. If there is fire, smoke or immediate danger, get to safety and call 000. For a suspected gas leak, keep clear and contact the gas emergency number on your bill from a safe place.
Start with the symptom — you do not need to know the trade. These illustrated guides explain four common problems. Browse all 20 guides below.
Choose the problem that sounds closest. You can run the checker immediately or open the detailed guide.
Paste the main line items and total. This basic keyword check highlights missing scope, labour, parts, GST, total, warranty and exclusions. It cannot verify calculations, licence details or whether the price is fair.
Tell us what you can see, hear or smell, and when the problem occurs.
We match the symptom to likely trades, urgency signals and common causes.
See the usual next steps and useful questions to ask before work starts.
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Home Triage is a free, rule-based guide to 20 common home problems. It does not inspect your home or confirm a diagnosis. Wording, context and hazards can be missed. You choose and contact your own tradesperson.
Core emergency guidance was checked against Australian public safety sources on 23 October 2026. Other repair guidance has not been independently reviewed by a tradesperson.
Gas safety: Energy Safe Victoria · Electrical safety: Queensland · Ceiling warning signs: WA Building and Energy
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