09/08/2026
π¨ What Started as "Water Pooling in the Paddock" Turned Into Four Separate Plumbing Issues π¨
FlynnCo was called out to a property in Morayfield to investigate excess water building up around the yard, along with concerns about the grey water and septic systems. What we found was a lot more than expected.
π§ Grey water system β A corroded galvanised tee had rusted down to almost nothing, blocking flow and creating an access risk. Removed, and full flow restored to every outlet, including the paddock discharge sprinklers.
π΄ Illegal cross-connection β Tracing the pipework under the house, we found an open valve quietly feeding the home's drinking water with rainwater at the same time as mains supply β a real contamination risk. Isolated and capped on the spot, with rainwater and potable water now properly separated.
π§ Hidden leak β A boggy yard and water running down the driveway led us to a burst poly fitting buried near the rainwater tank. Excavated, repaired, pressure-tested and confirmed leak-free before backfilling.
πΏ Damaged shower rose β previously "fixed" with Loctite (please don't) β replaced during testing.
Plus a quick kitchen aerator swap to stop a splashy mixer tap, at the tenant's request.
β οΈ One item still outstanding: the septic discharge line has a partial obstruction that needs a high-pressure jetter and further camera inspection to fully clear β flagged for follow-up.
This is exactly why a proper investigation matters, especially on larger or older properties β what looks like one issue is often several stacked on top of each other.
Property managers β got a tenant reporting mystery water pooling, or a septic system that "just needs emptying more often"? It might be worth a proper look before it becomes a bigger bill. π Drop a comment or give us a call.
π 0427 050 334
π www.flynncoplumbingsolutions.com.au
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