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South Western Sydney is where Sydney is still being built. Around Prestons, Casula, Camden and parts of Campbelltown we are regularly called to homes only a few years old, where the problem is not age but installation: debris left in drainage lines during construction, poorly bedded pipework that has settled, or waterproofing in a new bathroom that was rushed. Those jobs need a camera before anything else so the cause is documented while it may still be a builder's responsibility.
Fairfield, Cabramatta, Liverpool and Ingleburn have older, more established housing, with the ordinary pattern of ageing sewer, tired copper and hot water units past their service life. Larger blocks around Camden bring tanks, pumps and occasionally on-site wastewater, which we diagnose differently to a mains-connected home.
A two-year-old home had a shower and toilet draining slowly since handover. The camera found mortar and offcuts sitting in the drainage line from construction. We jetted the line clear, recorded the footage, and gave the owner the documentation needed to raise it with the builder rather than simply absorbing the cost themselves.
A semi-rural property lost water pressure across the house with no visible leak. We tested the pump and pressure vessel, found a failed switch rather than a supply problem, replaced it, and checked the tank draw line and filtration while on site so the owner was not calling us back a fortnight later.
