Civil Plumbing In Innisfail

Civil Plumbing In Innisfail

Civil Plumbing In Innisfail

Planning & Installation

Far North Plumbing we can do all types of subdivisional works, from planning to installation. Our team of licensed plumbers and operators are fully equipped to get the job done safely and efficiently.

Careful Planning

Our professionals will work closely with you or your team to ensure water, sewer and drainage systems are designed and installed properly. We will also do on-site inspections to determine the right equipment needed and estimate a reasonable timeline for completing the project.

Efficient & Durable Installations

You name it and our highly skilled professionals can install it. Whether it’s a 100mm or a 600mm pipe, we can install mains of all sizes for the following:

  • Water supply
  • Sewer & sewer rising mains
  • Sewer manholes
  • Civil stormwater
  • Sewer pump stations
  • Water supply
  • Sewer & sewer rising mains
  • Sewer manholes
  • Civil stormwater
  • Sewer pump stations

Aside from main pipes, we also install pump stations, sewer manholes and civil stormwater pits. When it comes to installations, our professionals do it right the first time, every time.

Fully-Equipped

To complete your projects efficiently, safely and within your budget, we use high-quality pieces of equipment. Our shop has all the tools and machines needed for most civil construction plumbing jobs. For more complex projects, we hire specialised equipment to get the job done.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I increase the water pressure at home?

Even if your local water supply company’s water pressure is already maximised, you can still enjoy greater water pressure at home. Hire a licensed plumber to install a residential household water booster pump.

How deep underground should sewer pipes be?

The depth of bedding for concrete sewer pipes must be at least 100mm for pipes with a maximum diameter of 1,500mm. For those with diameters wider than 1,500mm, the minimum depth is 150mm.

Can I connect my stormwater to the sewerage system?

No, you shouldn’t. It should not be connected to your property’s overflow relief gully. This is because improper connections to the sewerage system can increase the risk for sewage overflows inside your property.