Clean water, whatever the source
Bore, rainwater tank or mains — we test what you're actually drawing and build a filtration and treatment system that suits your block, your soil and your household.
On the Turquoise Coast, plenty of homes have no town water. Between Lancelin and Jurien Bay, many run on a bore, a rainwater tank, or both — and what comes out picks up whatever it passed through. Limestone and sand mean hardness and sediment; iron and staining are common. We start every water job by finding out what is genuinely in your supply, then treating that — not a generic problem someone assumed you had. Kim fits it properly and plumbs it to last.
“We treat what's actually in your water — not a problem someone assumed you had.”
Start With What's Actually In Your Water
Guesswork is expensive. Two homes on the same road can draw completely different water depending on bore depth, tank age and how the roof and gutters are set up. We assess your supply first — sediment load, hardness, staining, taste and odour, and whether it's bore, rainwater or mains — before recommending a single piece of gear. That means you pay for the filtration you need, not a shelf of cartridges chosen at random. It also means the system we install keeps working, because it was matched to your water in the first place.
Bore Water Done Properly
Bore water is a genuine asset out here, but raw bore supply can be hard, high in iron, and heavy with fine sediment that chews through pumps, fittings and appliances. We build staged treatment for it: coarse sediment filtration to protect the system, iron and hardness treatment where the water calls for it, and finer polishing filtration for the taps you drink from. Set up right, a bore keeps the garden green and the house supplied through summer without staining your basins, scaling your hot water system or wearing out fixtures before their time.
Rainwater Tanks & Whole-of-House Systems
A rainwater tank is only as clean as its filtration and its first-flush setup. We install and service whole-of-house systems that filter at the point of entry so every tap, shower and appliance runs treated water, with dedicated drinking-water filtration where you want the highest polish. First-flush diverters, tank screens, sediment and carbon stages, and UV disinfection where it's warranted — sized to your household and your roof catchment. The result is water that's safe to drink, easy on your plumbing, and consistent whether the tank is full or running low late in the dry.
Built for Coastal & Remote Blocks
Salt air corrodes hardware, holiday rentals need turnarounds between guests, and a property an hour off the highway can't wait a week for a filter change. We fit systems with that reality in mind: corrosion-resistant fittings, serviceable cartridges you or your manager can swap without a callout, and self-sufficient setups for off-grid and hard-to-reach blocks. Having worked remote supply across the Pilbara for six years, Kim plumbs for the conditions, not the showroom. One person quotes the job and does the work — no subcontractors turning up to figure out your site for the first time.
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