
Need A Plumber To Unblock Your Drain in Alfords Point?
If your Alfords Point home sits close to the Georges River or backs onto one of the many bush reserves in the area, there is a good chance tree roots are already working their way into your pipes. The large established gums and native trees that make Alfords Point such a beautiful place to live are also some of the most aggressive when it comes to seeking out moisture in underground pipes.
By the time a drain starts running slowly, roots are often already well inside the line.
Most homes in Alfords Point were built in the 1970s and 80s, which means the original clay or earthenware pipes are now well past their best. If you are noticing drains that back up after heavy rain, gurgling sounds coming from your toilet or sinks, or wet patches appearing in the yard without explanation, these are not problems to sit on.
On sloped blocks close to the river, a blocked stormwater or sewer drain can go from a nuisance to a serious overflow very quickly. Call us and we will get it sorted the same day.


