Drainlaying
Drainlaying
Cesspit and soak holes, sewer systems, commercial drainage systems, new housing, ecosystems / biocycles.
Certified drainlayers
Steenson Plumbing's trusted, certified drainlayers can maintain and repair your existing drains quickly, economically and effectively to prevent costly problems in the future.
- Septic tank and effluent drain repairs and replacement
- Drain cleaning and repairs
- Water leak detection and repair
- Blockage detection and repair
- Sewer repair
- Grease trap repair and replacement
- Regular maintenance checks
New house build in the Waikato, get our expert Plumbing team on the job
Environmentally friendly biocycle aerated wastewater system
We supply and install biocycle wastewater treatment systems, which can be suitably designed for your specific requirements in urban or rural situations.
Sewer systems
Steenson Plumbing can maintain, repair or replace wastewater and septic tank systems. Sewer maintenance is important as one blockage in your sewer line can result in the entire system stopping, causing problems long-term. For this reason, we offer regular maintenance checks.
For more information on our drainlaying services or for a free, no-obligation quote, get in touch with us today.
For more information on our drainlaying services or for a free, no-obligation quote, get in touch with us today.
All Steenson Plumbing's certified drainlayers hold the highest level of drainlaying qualifications in New Zealand.
We are able to install a drainage system that suits you, recommend brand and product advice, and recommendation on safe sewer access for regular maintainance checks.
We are able to install a drainage system that suits you, recommend brand and product advice, and recommendation on safe sewer access for regular maintainance checks.
Drainlaying services
- Stormwater and wastewater drainage
- Trench and dig-up services
- Septic tank installation
- Effluent fields
- Water tanks
- House connection to town water
- Soak hole installation
- Residential, commercial and rural drainage
As laid plans
Steenson Plumbing undertakes As Laid Plans for all residential, commercial and rural customers.
- Shows location of pipes underground and around your building
- Highlights renovation plumbing problems
- Plan saves you costs by preventing damage to pipes
Building Consents & Council Connections
All our reliable drainlayers comply with the Building Code and plumbing legislation to enable you to gain a connection to the council mains and a building consent if required. They also prepare all council plumbing documents you need for your building consent.
It is important to have certified drainlayers like us to correctly connect you to the council mains because if not, you may not be able to gain insurance cover as a result of damage.
It is important to have certified drainlayers like us to correctly connect you to the council mains because if not, you may not be able to gain insurance cover as a result of damage.
For experts in Drainlaying, talk to the Steenson Plumbing team
Soak hole installation and maintenance
Cesspits, soak holes and enviropods are drains used to change the direction of surface flooding. These drains can get blocked due to leaves, vegitation, silt and other sources.
As well as the installation of soak holes for new sections, Steenson Plumbing's qualified tradesmen can also repair and maintain your overflown or blocked soak hole or cesspit, quickly and efficiently.
To enquire about this service now, get in touch with us.
As well as the installation of soak holes for new sections, Steenson Plumbing's qualified tradesmen can also repair and maintain your overflown or blocked soak hole or cesspit, quickly and efficiently.
To enquire about this service now, get in touch with us.
Soak hole council requirements
Our qualified and experienced tradesmen's work will meet the requirements of the building code and plumbing legislation to allow you to gain a building consent if you need to. Steenson Plumbing will ensure their soak hole(s) are engineer certified.
For information about your council's requirements, click here.
For information about your council's requirements, click here.
