Commercial support in Two Rocks and the Northern Corridor
Many of the older properties through the northern corridor are not connected to reticulated sewer and depend on septic tanks and leach drains. The newer estates are generally sewered, but bring a different demand: stormwater soakwells that need clearing as landscaping establishes and sand washes in. Along the coast the tourism and holiday accommodation properties see sharp seasonal peaks over summer and school holidays, which is exactly when a system that has been coping quietly all year stops coping.
If you run accommodation or a venue along this stretch, the practical advice is to service before the season rather than during it. A tank that manages a normal household load will struggle with a full house, and a callout at the peak of summer is both harder to schedule and more disruptive than one arranged in advance. Being the far northern end of the run, some notice helps us schedule efficiently.
Services available in Two Rocks and the Northern Corridor
Two Rocks and the Northern Corridor FAQs
Do you come as far north as Two Rocks and Yanchep?
Yes. Two Rocks is the northern boundary of our service area and we work throughout the corridor leading up to it.
We run holiday accommodation. When should we service?
Before the season rather than during it. Systems that cope with normal occupancy often struggle with a full house, and servicing in advance avoids a failure at the worst possible time.
Our new build has soakwells filling with sand. Is that normal?
It is common while landscaping is establishing and the ground is still loose. Clearing them out once things settle usually resolves it.
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Tell us what is happening, where the site is located and what service you need. The team can then recommend the right next step.
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