Blocked Drains & CCTV Nundah

Tree Roots in Nundah's Old Clay Sewer Pipes

Nundah's interwar Queenslanders and workers' cottages are often served by original earthenware and clay sewer lines with jointed sections. Mature trees along the suburb's ridge and leafy streets send roots toward the moisture and nutrients inside these pipes, creating recurring blockages and slow drains. We use CCTV to locate the exact intrusion point, jet the roots out and recommend relining where joints have failed, so the problem doesn't simply return the following season.

Stormwater & Flash Flooding in Low-Lying Nundah

Kedron Brook meets the Schulz Canal at Nundah, and low elevations near the old Toombul carpark are notably prone to flash flooding during peak storms, as seen during ex-Cyclone Alfred in 2025. When subtropical thunderstorms dump heavy rain, leaf litter and silt can overwhelm stormwater drains. We clear and inspect stormwater lines, gullies and pits so water moves away from your Nundah home rather than pooling around the foundations.

Trenchless Drain Repairs for Nundah Homes

Digging up an established Nundah garden or the footings of a heritage timber home is disruptive and costly. Our pipe relining inserts a durable new lining inside the existing pipe, sealing cracks and root entry points without major excavation. After a CCTV inspection confirms the damaged section, relining restores flow and strengthens the old earthenware line, extending its life by decades with minimal mess on your property.