If you are requiring an onsite sewerage treatment solution, you might be getting confused by the various terms used to describe these systems... This blog discusses the terminology and brands that you are most likely to come across throughout the region and discusses how HC Plumbing can assist you to choose the best option for you.
Have you been struggling with the smell, taste, feel and effect that town water is having on your skin and hair? Click through to read our blog post discussing the issues and how you can combat them!
The change of season is a great opportunity to check some of the key plumbing components around your home and ensure your home's plumbing is ready for the warmer weather on the horizon. We provide you all of our plumbing maintenance tips moving from winter to spring.
Have you ever wondered exactly how a sewage camera inspection works and whether they might help to diagnose persistent sewerage blockages and issues? Click through to read our blog post that explains exactly what a sewage camera inspection is and how it works.
Most people think of blocked drains and failed septics as expensive inconveniences, but have you ever considered that potential health ramifications of being exposed to raw sewage?
Oftentimes we attend plumbing emergencies that have not been treated as the emergency that they were. An issue that could have been simply, easily and cost effectively repaired a week or a month ago, is not difficult and expensive to fix. Learn how to avoid common plumbing emergencies, or to catch them while they are still easily repairable!
If you are a regular user of flushable wipes, or you have seen them and wondered if they actually are flushable... you need to click through to learn whether they are actually safe to be flushed down your loo!
If you own a house that is getting on in years, but have not considered the state of your plumbing hiding in your walls, ceiling and under your floors, then this article is for you!
Learn the warning signs that your plumbing may require repair or replacement.
Most non-plumber Aussies, refer to all domestic onsite sewage treatment as a 'septic', even though the most commonly installed systems these days are actually house sewage treatment plants. We've outlined the difference between the two - click through to learn more.
