Stormwater Drains & Soakwells Perth: Trusted Drainage Experts

Stormwater drainage is a system of soakwells and stormwater pipes that prevents flooding and protects your property from the damage that excessive rainfall can cause.

Intense rains cause water to accumulate faster than the ground can absorb, resulting in water run-off that can cause massive damage to property.

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If you’re interested in a soakwell to solve your rainwater runoff issues or need maintenance on an existing system, you’ve come to the right place.

Perth Septics is the number one name in all things involving stormwater drains and soakwells in Perth.

Expert Soakwell and Stormwater Services for Perth

You can run for cover when the weather turns nasty, but your yard might experience significant damage if it receives excessive amounts of rainwater.

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Properly installed and maintained soakwells and stormwater drainage can turn a swampy yard into a little piece of paradise.

June through August is the most dangerous time for your property, so before those winter rains hit, call the professionals for Perth soakwells and stormwater drainage.

Your Trusted Partner in Stormwater and Soakwells Solutions

While most people think we only service septic tanks, the truth is that we do so much more!

As Perth residents, we understand that stormwater runoff can be a huge problem for some homeowners and commercial properties.

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Sandy soils, excessive stormwater runoff, and standing water can cause big headaches when it comes to your property.

With more than 14 years of experience, we understand the needs of Perth residents and business owners.

Whether you need repairs, maintenance, or ideas for handling stormwater drainage in Western Australia, you can rely on the experts in stormwater runoff when you call Perth Septics.

We offer affordable services when it comes to stormwater drainage, installation of a stormwater pipe, or soak wells.

Call us today for a free quote. We will happily answer all your questions and show you how to protect your property from damaging winter rains.

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Why Choose Perth Septics?

We are a family-owned and operated business. We live and work in the Perth metro area, so we understand your concerns and needs.

Don’t wait another day to consider installing stormwater drains or soak wells.

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We can also offer expert advice about polypropylene soakwells, cement soak wells, or how to best handle stormwater runoff.

More people trust the professionals at Perth Septics to solve their stormwater drainage or soakwell issues.

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We offer a wide range of services, including:

There is so much more to our services than simply septic tank pumping.

Commercial businesses and property owners should call us right away to prevent stormwater damage in the future!

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Call us today for a complete stormwater drainage inspection. We will be happy to recommend the best system for your location and needs.

No one does it better than Perth Septics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between a stormwater pit and a soakwell?

A: While both of these deal with rainwater runoff, there is a big difference between the two. A stormwater pit, sometimes called a detention pit, is a temporary holding location for rainwater. This helps to prevent flooding from sudden downpours. The pit will hold the water and slowly release it into storm drains over a period of time.

A soakwell is also designed to hold rainwater but rather than releasing it into a drain, the soakwell will slowly release the water into the soil. This prevents mudslides and helps to restore underground water storage.

Q: How much do soakwells cost to install in Perth?

A: Depending on the size and location, prices will vary, but in general, you can expect to pay between $6,000 and $8,000 for an average concrete soakwell.

Q: Are plastic soakwells better than concrete?

A: Absolutely not! Concrete soakwells will outlast any plastic ones, including PVC. Concrete soakwells can withstand shifting soil and weight far better than plastic.

Q: What size soakwell do I need?

A: This depends on multiple factors, including: roof area, soil type, average amount of rainfall, and local regulations. It’s best to let experts, such as Perth Septics, determine the size by calculating the above plus rainfall intensity and contributing areas.

Q: How do I find storm drains on Google Maps?

A: Once you find the area or address you are interested in, click on layers, then click utilities, scroll down to “Stormwater.” You will see stormdrains in green/blue lines.

Q: How do I identify a storm drain?

A: Stormdrains can be found on Google Maps or by manhole covers that are not marked CO (which means it’s a sewer). Contact the experts at Perth Septics for more information.

Q: Why are storm drains important?

When the ground is saturated, the rain has nowhere to go. Throughout Western Australia, there really aren’t many good places for heavy rainfall to go other than into the ground. Soakwells or a stormwater pipe can help keep your property free from flooding or pools of standing water.

If you are experiencing issues with a clogged stormwater pipe or standing water, call the experts at Perth Septics today.

Q: What is the Australian standard for stormwater drainage?

A: The Australian Standards for Plumbing and Drainage includes AS3500 3, the section that specifies the requirements in designing, installing, and maintaining storm water drainage systems. These standards ensure that drainage systems are constructed following strict guidelines to protect residential and commercial properties from flood and storm water damage.