Creek country at the foot of the Watagans, where plenty of blocks still run their own system. Reliable, affordable, and done with the highest levels of professionalism: that is the whole pitch.
Drive ten minutes back from the Lake Macquarie shore, out through Cooranbong toward Martinsville, and the sewer is a memory. The bush blocks and acreage out here run their own show: a tank for waste, often a tank for water too, both working every day of the year.
Ward Septics offers the full range of services for those systems, and the promise is plain: reliable, affordable, and carried out so that you are fully satisfied. The price is agreed before the truck rolls, and the bloke who quotes the job is the bloke who does it.
The services Cooranbong properties book: pump-outs and full tank clean-outs, absorption trench installation and repair, and blocked drains, found and cleared.
The service is led by Paul, a licensed plumber who has specialised in septic tank cleaning and absorption trench issues for over 45 years.
The truck can get into the smallest of places, because it does not need to get in at all: with 90 metres of pump-out hose on board, it parks where the ground is solid and the hose covers the distance. No need to worry if you do not have much room, and no interruption to your day, because the clean is completed from a distance while you get on with things.
Every load leaves in the sealed truck to a council-approved facility, documented and compliant with NSW EPA requirements, and every visit ends with a written audit of the tank's condition.
As a septic tank owner you are responsible for the ongoing maintenance that keeps the system working properly, and a failing tank puts your family's health on the line before it costs you a cent.
Regular cleaning and maintenance provides the assurance you need. Three to five years is the standard cycle for most homes; older tanks, bigger households or a blank service history bring it forward, and the written audit from each clean times the next one on evidence instead of guesswork.
Call 0438 315 514 or fill in the contact form below for more information.
Cooranbong, Martinsville, Dora Creek and Morisset share the truck with the wider Lake Macquarie run, which reaches from Toronto down the western shore and on through the Hunter. Nearby, Awaba and Buttaba have pages of their own, and every area is listed on the locations page.
Blocks out here often drink their own rainwater too. The same truck cleans water tanks, so one visit can cover both.
Tell Paul the address, the access and roughly when the tank was last cleaned. Cooranbong sits right on the regular run, so jobs here slot in fast.