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Is Your Property Struggling With Poor Stormwater Drainage?

Heavy rain can expose weaknesses in even a well-planned stormwater system. Ageing pipes, root ingress, silt build-up and undersized charged lines are common causes of stormwater flooding, and if left untreated, these issues can lead to pooling water around your foundations, saturated garden beds, and structural damage to paths, driveways and retaining walls.

A blocked stormwater drain doesn't always announce itself with an obvious flood. Sometimes it's a slow-draining pit after a light shower, a musty smell drifting up from a grate, or water tracking under a garage door during a downpour. These are early warning signs that your stormwater pipes may be partially blocked, cracked or incorrectly connected, and they're far easier to fix before they become an emergency.

Illegal or accidental stormwater-to-sewer cross connections are another issue we regularly uncover in older properties. These cause overflows, unpleasant odours and can put you at odds with council stormwater requirements, so it pays to have your system properly assessed by an experienced stormwater plumber.