Irrigation lines Barossa Valley
New lines and repairs
New irrigation lines put in and broken ones repaired, for gardens, rural blocks and wastewater dispersal areas across the Barossa. Craig runs the line, makes the connections and tests it before he leaves.
Irrigation installation and repairs
An irrigation line is just plumbing that runs outdoors, and it fails the same ways: a split, a cracked fitting, a joint that lets go, or a line that a spade or a root has found. Craig installs new lines and fixes the ones that have stopped doing their job.
- New irrigation lines trenched and laid for gardens, paddocks and rural blocks.
- Connections to a rainwater tank and pump or to the mains supply.
- Repairs to split, crushed or leaking lines and fittings.
- Wastewater irrigation lines on onsite systems, laid as the approved design sets out.
Is your irrigation line leaking?
What you might notice
Signs of a leak or break- A wet or boggy patch that never dries out.
- Low pressure at the far end of the line.
- A tank pump running when nothing is turned on.
- A water bill that has jumped for no reason.
What Craig does
Find it, fix it, test it- Isolates sections to narrow down where the water is going.
- Digs down to the damaged length or fitting.
- Repairs or replaces the pipe and fittings.
- Tests the line under pressure before it’s backfilled.
A leak somewhere else in the property? See leak detection.
Irrigation lines on a wastewater system
Some onsite wastewater systems disperse treated water through irrigation lines rather than soakage trenches. Those lines have to be laid where the approved design puts them, and kept separate from the drinking water supply.
The hero photo on this page is one of those jobs: a new line going in beside a country church, as part of a septic job. If you’re putting in a new system, see septic tank installation. If an existing system’s lines are blocked or broken, see septic repairs.
Irrigation questions
Do you install irrigation lines?
Yes. Craig installs new irrigation lines and connects them to a rainwater tank and pump or to the mains, across the Barossa Valley, Gawler and surrounds.
Can you fix a leaking irrigation line?
Yes. Craig finds the damaged length or fitting, repairs or replaces it and tests the line before it’s covered back over.
Can an irrigation line run off my rainwater tank?
Yes. Craig can connect it to the tank and pump, and will check the pump can keep up with the house and the irrigation together.
Do you do irrigation lines for septic systems?
Yes, as part of a new or upgraded onsite system, laid to the approved design.
How do I get a price?
Ring Craig on 0499 319 297, or send photos and a rough sketch of the area through the quote form.
Irrigation work near you
Nearby towns
Same plumber, same number- Lyndoch Vineyard and lifestyle blocks.
- Cockatoo Valley and Sandy Creek Lifestyle blocks near our base.
- Kersbrook Hills properties.
- Kapunda Farms north of the valley.
Related services
The jobs we do most- Rainwater tanks & pumps Tanks and pumps to feed the line.
- Septic tank installation New onsite systems.
- Leak detection Finding hidden leaks.
- 24/7 emergency plumber Burst pipes, any hour.
- All services Everything Craig does, on one page.
Need an irrigation line put in or fixed?
Ring Craig on 0499 319 297 and tell him about the job.