Hi Flo Plumbing Pty Ltd

05/06/2026

02/06/2026

🚧 Project Update – Wentworth Falls 🚧
Work has officially commenced on our Wentworth Falls drainage and ground stabilisation project.

The scope of works includes the installation of a rainwater geo-garden system, front-yard drainage upgrades, and a retaining wall with subsoil drainage beneath the home to help manage water movement and minimise the risk of future ground movement.
This reel provides a behind-the-scenes look at some of the site logistics, planning, and access challenges involved in delivering a project of this scale safely and efficiently.

Stay tuned as we progress through the next stages of the build. 💧👷‍♂️

27/05/2026

Tree roots don’t care how old your pipes are… they’ll find a way in. 🌱🚫

This sewer line was heavily impacted by root intrusion, causing major restriction through the drain. Using CCTV inspection equipment, we located the problem areas, carried out the required clearing works, and restored the line back to full flow. ✔️

Last two photos show the result after works were completed — same pipeline, completely cleared and flowing properly again.

At hifloplumbing.com.au⁠� we don’t guess — we inspect, diagnose and fix the issue properly using professional camera and jetting equipment.

29/03/2026

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Running for up to 3 HOURS 😬
Now compare that to a 270L heat pump…

👉 Around 0.8kW per hour
That’s a massive drop in energy use

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Heat your water using FREE solar energy

Store excess power in your battery
Use that energy to charge your EV

🚗 That means:
Less (or no) spending on fuel
Lower power bills
Serious long-term savings

👉 End game?
Minimal power bills
Minimal hot water costs
And drastically reduced fuel costs

⚠️ All dependent on having the right solar + battery setup
Thinking about upgrading?

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📞 0451 182 000

17/02/2026

Out with the old, in with the new. Progress video of our Faulconbridge project.

We replaced approximately 40 meters of stormwater line from the front yard to the street.

Now when it rains, it no longer pours.

11/02/2026

35 metres. One failed system. Full replacement.
The existing front stormwater line was undersized and damaged in multiple sections — a ticking time bomb during heavy rain.
We’ve marked out the new trench line, completed excavation, and laid the new stormwater drain to handle the load properly.
Video 1: Mark-out and setup
Video 2: Drain installed after excavation
Final stage coming next.
Drainage isn’t exciting… until it fails. We make sure it doesn’t.