The peninsula's streets are tight, the blocks are tighter, and the tank is never where the truck wants it. None of that is a problem. When you call, you speak to Paul, a licensed plumber with over 45 years in the trade, and he is the one who turns up.
Ward Septics covers Woy Woy and the country around it with the same simple offer as everywhere else on the map: expert work at a fair rate, agreed before anything starts, done by the owner of the business.
The services a Woy Woy property books:
Complete vacuum removal of sludge and liquid waste, carried away sealed and disposed of legally. The full service, step by step.
Pump-out plus a high-pressure clean and inspection, for tanks changing hands or missing a service history.
Repairs and installation for drain fields that have stopped draining. Diagnosis first, always.
Found, cleared and explained, before a septic blockage turns into a health problem. The blocked drains service.
The tank cleaning truck was set up for exactly the kind of access the peninsula throws at it. With 90 metres of pump-out hose on board it can work through the tightest spaces: the truck parks where the ground and the street allow, and the hose covers the distance to the tank.
That distance-cleaning approach is also why a Ward Septics visit barely registers on your day. No machinery through the garden, no truck on the lawn, no disruption to the routine of the house. The tank gets cleaned, the waste leaves sealed, and life goes on.
If your Woy Woy property runs on a septic tank, its upkeep is your responsibility, and neglecting it puts your household's health at risk long before the plumbing complains. Regular cleaning is the assurance the system is doing its job.
Woy Woy sits on the same runs as Ettalong, Wagstaffe and Mooney Mooney on the Central Coast run, with the Gosford run ten minutes up the road. The whole map lives on the locations page.
Most of the peninsula proper is sewered, but pockets around the fringe and the semi-rural country behind it still run their own systems. Check your water bill for a sewerage charge, or ring Paul with the address and get a straight answer.
Every three to five years for most households, sooner for older tanks or bigger families. Regular beats reactive every time: a scheduled clean costs less than an emergency.
From $600 as a rule of thumb, rising with tank size, and you get the estimate before any work starts. Detail on the septic tank cleaning page.
Call with your street and roughly when the tank was last done, or send the form for more information. Either way the price comes before the work.
