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About Express Wastewater
Express Wastewater Solutions is a family owned and run business that is passionate about providing a great experience every time we deal with a client. We have chosen to concentrate on such a narrow field of drainage and wastewater so we can truly be experts within this field.
When we grew up tradespeople were a highly respected profession, lately tradespeople have let themselves, their clients, and their profession down by turning up late, dressing poorly, or being rude.
Express Wastewater Solutions is a small team of dedicated professionals who are determined to change this perception one positive experience at a time.

Our team are licensed, insured professionals who will carry out your wastewater work or installation using the most up to date products and practices.
Because we are not a manufacturer and not tied to one particular system, we can always offer the best solution for your particular wastewater needs.
Whether it’s building new, renovating or upgrading a failed system, we will get you the best wastewater solution for your property.
Treating wastewater on-site can be achieved by using a sewage treatment system, septic tank, or a septic tank with a sand filter.
our process
No matter what your reason for needing a home wastewater treatment plant is, Express Wastewater is here to help. Whether it’s building new, renovating or upgrading a failed system, we will get you the best wastewater solution for your property.
Most people have never installed a home sewage treatment plant and don’t know where to start, which is why we offer a free 30 minute phone consultation with one of our wastewater experts to point you in the right direction. We have the advantage of not being a manufacturer and tied to one brand of wastewater treatment. Instead we can offer the wastewater treatment plant that best suits your needs.

Comprehensive wastewater design carried out by specialist plumbers inc all details for council sewage treatment plan submission, soil testing & site plan.
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We handle your wastewater installation from start to finish, we deal with all the trades, council, everything so you don’t have to worry about a thing. We have developed a specialist team for every step of the process – from plans and council paperwork to excavations, electrical, and plumbing. We take care of it all to make the whole process as stress-free and smooth as possible.

Need wastewater installation, repair or upgrade?
If you’re not sure of what the next step is or just after a bit of info, give us a call or fill out our online enquiry form.
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