Our plumbers are the specialists in drains, down pipes, sewers and storm water systems in Brisbane, Ipswich and the Gold Coast – it’s all we do.
If you’re dealing with blocked drains or sewer issues in [Location], SEQ Blocked Drains is here to help. As your local plumbing experts with over 17 years of experience, we specialise in providing fast, effective, and reliable solutions for all your drainage and sewer needs. From advanced CCTV Inspection to high-powered Drain Jetting, we have the skills, equipment, and expertise to handle any blockage, leak, or crack in your drainage system.
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Yes, we guarantee same-day service for emergency call-outs, ensuring that your urgent plumbing issues are handled quickly and efficiently.
We use a tracking system that sends a message when our van is en route, allowing clients to track our arrival in real-time. Additionally, we make courtesy calls before arriving to keep you informed.
We use specialised tools like water jetting, drain snakes, Picote grabbers, CCTV drain cameras, robotic cutters, and pan-and-tilt robotic cameras to handle even the toughest blockages with precision.
Our high-powered water jetting equipment operates at 4000 PSI, but the real strength lies in its 72 litres per minute flow rate, which ensures efficient and powerful clearing of blockages.
Our hot water jetting system reaches temperatures of up to 100 degrees, allowing us to break down tougher blockages, such as grease and fats, more effectively.
We offer a set price for jet blasting over the phone. If the job takes longer than expected, there may be additional charges.
For pipe relining, we first conduct a camera inspection of the affected line. After the inspection, we provide a detailed quote. If you proceed with the relining service, the cost of the camera inspection is deducted from your final bill.
Common causes include hair, soap scum, food debris, fats, oils, grease (FOGs), and tree roots infiltrating pipes.
Use drain strainers, avoid pouring fats or oils down sinks, and regularly clean your drains. Scheduling routine professional maintenance also helps.
Try using a plunger or drain snake. If this doesn’t work, contact a professional to safely clear the blockage.
CCTV drain cameras allow us to locate and identify blockages or damage deep within your pipes without digging.
We use advanced methods like hydro jetting, electric eel technology, and drain cameras to clear and identify blockages.
Yes, if left untreated, blocked drains can lead to flooding, water damage, and structural issues in your home.
Chemical cleaners can damage your pipes over time. Professional services like hydro jetting are safer and more effective.
A blocked sink drain usually involves food or grease, while a blocked sewer affects the entire system and may involve tree roots or other debris.
Tree roots can enter through small cracks in pipes, grow, and cause blockages or pipe breaks.
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency services to handle urgent drain blockages quickly and effectively.
Sewer blockages are often caused by wet wipes, sanitary products, fats, oils, grease (FOGs), and tree roots.
Signs include slow drainage, sewage backups, gurgling toilets, and unpleasant smells around your property.
Fatbergs are large solid masses of fats, oils, grease, and unflushable items that can form in your sewer system, causing serious blockages.
We use advanced technology like hydro jetting, electric eel equipment, and CCTV inspections to locate and clear blockages.
Yes, tree roots are a common cause of sewer blockages. They can enter through small cracks and grow, causing serious damage.
It’s recommended to inspect your sewer system annually, especially if your property has trees or older pipes.
This depends on your policy. Sewer blockages caused by sudden damage may be covered, but it’s best to confirm with your insurer.
Ignoring a sewer blockage can lead to sewage backups, flooding, property damage, and costly repairs.
It’s best to leave sewer blockages to professionals, as improper handling can worsen the problem or cause health risks.
Pipe relining involves inserting a new liner inside the damaged pipe, effectively creating a new pipe without the need for excavation.
Stormwater drains can become blocked by leaves, twigs, dirt, trash, and other debris carried by rainwater.
Signs include water pooling in your yard or driveway after rain, slow drainage, and flooding during heavy rainfall.
Regularly clearing gutters and downpipes of debris and scheduling professional inspections can help prevent blockages.
We use methods like hydro jetting and electric eel technology to safely remove debris and clear stormwater drains.
Yes, a blocked stormwater drain can lead to localised flooding, which may cause damage to your property and landscaping.
CIPP pipe relining involves inserting a flexible liner coated with resin into the damaged pipe. The liner is then inflated and cured, creating a seamless new pipe inside the existing one, reinforcing the structure and fixing any cracks or leaks.
Trenchless pipe repair offers minimal disruption to your property, faster repair times, and a more cost-effective solution compared to traditional excavation methods. It also extends the life of your pipes by reinforcing them from the inside.
Trenchless pipe relining is suitable for a wide range of pipes, including clay, PVC, cast iron, and concrete. It’s commonly used for sewer lines, stormwater pipes, and drains.
The process typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the length and condition of the pipe. It’s much faster than traditional methods that involve excavation.
Yes, our trenchless pipe repair services come with a 25-year warranty, giving you peace of mind that the repair will last for decades.
Yes, trenchless pipe relining is highly effective in repairing pipes that have been damaged by tree roots. Once the liner is in place, it prevents further root intrusion.
Yes, trenchless pipe repair is suitable for both residential and commercial properties. It can be used in homes, businesses, and even large industrial sites without disrupting daily operations.
Our team will conduct a thorough camera inspection of your pipes to assess the extent of the damage. Based on the inspection, we’ll determine if trenchless pipe repair is the best solution for your specific issue.
