Camira's Trusted Stormwater Drainage Specialists

Is Heavy Rain Causing Trouble Around Your Camira Property?

Stormwater drainage issues rarely announce themselves until a downpour hits. You might notice water pooling on the driveway long after the rain stops, a grated pit that gurgles or overflows, or a patch of lawn that stays soggy for days. These are usually signs of a partial blockage, a collapsed section of pipe or a line that was never sized correctly for the property.

Left unaddressed, a struggling stormwater system can undermine footings, erode garden beds and retaining walls, and even push water back towards the house during a heavy storm. Tree roots searching for moisture are a common culprit, gradually cracking older pipes and letting silt and debris build up inside. In some older Camira homes, we also find stormwater lines that have been mistakenly or illegally tied into the sewer, which can cause odours, overflows and council compliance headaches down the track.

Because these systems are largely hidden underground, most homeowners only discover a problem once it's already causing damage. A CCTV inspection can confirm exactly what's happening beneath the surface before it turns into a bigger repair job.