BLOCKED STORMWATER DRAINS
✔ GOLD COAST ✔ TWEED HEADS
If you notice your stormwater drains blocked, there’s no need to panic – it’s a common problem that our experts at Drain Masters Plumbing see and affordably resolve every week.
All over the Gold Coast and Tweed Heads, homeowners and business operators just like you require us to unblock stormwater drain infrastructure and we offer five-star service every time.
Whether your plumbing systems are faulty or a storm has left your drains clogged up with leaves, sticks and other debris, we can fix you up with a speedy response, guaranteed workmanship and fair, affordable pricing. We are your specialists for Gold Coast blocked drains and Tweed Heads blocked drains as well!
Whether you notice your stormwater drains blocked partially or completely, whether it’s due to breakage or wear & tear, or whether you need us to quickly and skilfully diagnose and resolve the issue – Drain Masters Plumbing is on the case!
Look out for those signs of a blocked stormwater drain, including:
Sound familiar? Whether you need a stormwater fix, clean, repair or re-laying, Gold Coast’s premier drain specialists at Drain Masters Plumbing are standing by to help. To ask our friendly team a question or to request a free quote or consultation, get in touch with our fully licensed drain plumbers today.
If you’re thinking of putting your stormwater drain cleaning on the back burner … think again. For Drain Masters Plumbing, unblocking stormwater pipes is easy thanks to our experience, the latest and greatest in highly specialised technology, and our renowned attention to detail.
If you leave that problem for another day, you’re risking your plumbing infrastructure, your property and foundations, your garden, your belongings, your family’s health & safety – and your peace of mind.
Unblocking stormwater drains is crucial to prevent flooding, large repair bills, water damage, health and safety hazards.
The blocked drain experts at family-owned Drain Masters Plumbing are south east Queensland’s best, as we specialise in drain inspection and clearing using the latest CCTV drain camera technology. Years of experience attending to stormwater problems and emergencies of every type means we can confidently and quickly resolve every stormwater issue – from maintenance to clearing and even drain re-laying.
Every one of our services is guaranteed to include:
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When it comes to the stormwater drains and associated infrastructure including gutters, downpipes and pits situated on your property, the responsibility for their upkeep lies solely with you – the property owner. That is the case throughout Australia, including Queensland – although the details lay in the hands of the local councils.
The local councils are also responsible for the actual communal drains that serve your neighbours on your street as well. As a rule, then, stormwater is 100% your responsibility when on your property, and then in the hands of another entity – the council or relevant water authority – once it’s left your boundaries via a legal stormwater connection.
If your stormwater drain is clogged up, it’s important not to panic – but at the same time, it’s crucial to act immediately. That’s because a simple blocked stormwater drain is likely to overflow and cause an uncontrolled release of what can be an enormous quantity of flowing water, especially in wet seasons. Dealing quickly with a clogged stormwater issue will preventing flooding, damage to neighbouring properties, health and safety hazards and even structural damage to your investment’s very foundations.
While a professional drain expert or plumber could very well need to attend to your problem, there are a few things you can try before making that call. They include:
Short answer first: No!
Basically, everything you wash or flush down the drains inside your home – including the contents of your toilet – heads into the sewer. Think of it like this: if it’s been used by or touched by humans, it heads into the sewerage waste system en route to a community treatment location. This includes the water that flows off your body during a shower, the water that washes your clothes in the washing machine, and the dirty dishwater.
Stormwater – and the associated stormwater drains – are something that is quite different. Stormwater is essentially just the water that hits your roof when it rains and flows into the gutters & downpipes and into the stormwater system and drains within the bounds of your property. That stormwater waste then runs into your property’s legal community connection point on the street, which also takes the stormwater from neighbouring properties. The big difference between how sewer and stormwater waste is treated is that while sewer and household drain waste heads to a treatment facility, stormwater is rarely treated at all and probably just flows into a relevant waterway.