Queensland's Premier New Property Service Connections
When it comes to the installation, repair, or replacement of service lines within properties across Queensland, a qualified plumber is crucial. This role encompasses the management of all pipes and fittings that create the vital connection between a property and its main water/sewer junction. However, only certified civil contractors, like K&J Civil, are entrusted with the responsibility of seamlessly connecting new water, sewage, or stormwater systems to the Queensland Urban Utilities’ existing network.
Our Hot Tapping Methodology: Queensland's Choice for Efficiency
Frequently Asked Questions
Hot tapping, also known as live-tapping, is a technique that allows for the connection of new service lines to an existing system without interrupting or shutting down the current system. This method is particularly useful to ensure that there are no service disruptions during the connection process.
Hot tapping offers the advantage of no system shutdowns or disruptions, which means there’s no interruption in service for residents or businesses. This can be crucial for areas that can’t afford water or sewage service interruptions, making the process more efficient and less intrusive.
Absolutely. When performed by qualified and experienced contractors like K&J Civil, hot tapping is a safe and reliable method. We adhere to strict safety protocols and work closely with Queensland Urban Utilities to ensure the integrity of both the new and existing systems.
While hot tapping is often used for connections up to 50mm, it’s also possible to use this method for larger connections of 100mm or 150mm. However, larger connections may require a more detailed shut plan to ensure seamless integration.
The duration depends on the size of the connection and specific site conditions. However, with our skilled team and specialized equipment, we aim to have your new property connection up and running in the shortest time possible.
Hot tapping is versatile and can be used in a variety of settings. However, the feasibility depends on the existing infrastructure, system pressures, and the type of materials involved. It’s best to consult with our team for a detailed assessment of your property.
While property owners are responsible for obtaining relevant permissions, K&J Civil has vast experience in working with Queensland Urban Utilities and can guide you through the necessary approvals and coordination required for a smooth connection process.
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