Start with a free Drain Check
Describe the problem in the form, or add a link to photos in Details.
We explain what is likely going on and what the work might involve.
How the check works
- Tell us which drain is playing up
- Add a photo link in Details if you have one
- We explain the likely causes
- We outline what may need a closer look or repair
Initial guidance, without a charge
The free Drain Check helps you understand possible next steps from the details you send.
Guide only, inc GST where a charge applies. Other work is priced separately in your written quote.
It is not an on-site inspection or a free camera service. Any inspection or work is scoped and priced separately.
Guide only, inc GST where a charge applies. Other work is priced separately in your written quote.
Price guide
Free Drain Check
Free
Guide only. Initial guidance from your description or a photo link. Inspections and work are priced separately.
Standalone drain camera inspection
Quoted after a look
Guide only, inc GST. Your fixed written price comes after we take a look.
Questions people ask us
What does a camera check show?
A camera inspection can help locate roots, cracks, built-up fat or something stuck inside a pipe.
For an older home in Newport with a clay sewer pipe, it may help assess possible cracks or roots.
It is a separate service to discuss when needed, not a free check included with every job.
Do you have to dig up the garden?
Usually not. Relining is a no-dig fix that goes inside your existing pipe.
Many older beach homes still have clay sewer pipes. For a home in Avalon or Newport, we check the pipe before deciding what needs to come up.
The condition and position of the pipe help determine the repair. We explain the proposed work before you decide.
How much does it cost?
Pipe relining is from around $3,000 inc GST. Blocked drains and our other services are quoted after a look.
Guide only. Your fixed written price comes before any repair starts.
Is it my pipe or Sydney Water's?
Sydney Water maintains its wastewater network. You look after the private pipes from your property up to where they join that network.
It may be on their side if the overflow is beyond your boundary, your neighbours have the same problem, or it keeps overflowing when no water is being used.
If unsure, check with Sydney Water whether the blockage could be in its network.
Get a fast quote
A few details is all we need. We'll be in touch within 30 minutes.