New Sewer Connections
We connect new homes and buildings to the sewer network, laying pipe to the correct depth and fall, and completing the work to Queensland standards ready for inspection and approval.


Plan sewer extensions, junction cut-ins and diversions around your development requirements.
Connecting to the sewer, extending a line or diverting an existing one is a significant step for a property or development in Brisbane. The work depends on knowing where the connection point is, how deep it sits and what the surrounding levels allow, which can be challenging on sloping blocks. Good information makes planning easier.
Early planning helps avoid delays once excavation begins. If you are considering a sewer connection, extension or cut-in, share your plans and site details with us, and we can help you understand the scope of work involved. Understanding who is responsible for each stage early helps avoid unexpected delays.
Explore Brisbane Sewer Connections and find the right starting point for your property.
We connect new homes and buildings to the sewer network, laying pipe to the correct depth and fall, and completing the work to Queensland standards ready for inspection and approval.
We install internal and external house drains for new builds, extensions and renovations, connecting all fixtures to the sewer correctly so wastewater flows freely and complies with Queensland plumbing regulations.
Building over or near an existing sewer can require relocation. We divert and reconnect sewer lines carefully, coordinating with the authority so your project can proceed without delays or defects.
We install inspection openings, boundary traps and junctions in the right locations, making future maintenance, drain clearing and CCTV inspection easier and keeping your system fully compliant with local requirements.
We excavate around existing services, lay pipe on proper bedding and reinstate driveways, lawns, gardens and paving, so the connection is durable and your property looks tidy after the work.
We help coordinate inspections and documentation with authorities and builders, making sure your sewer connection is signed off correctly and your project keeps moving without costly rework or unexpected delays.

Every sewer connection starts with knowing where the authority main or house connection branch actually sits. On older Brisbane lots the records can be incomplete, so on-site checks matter before design decisions are locked.
Start with the property’s available sewer plans from Queensland Urban Utilities, then compare them with what you can see on site. Inspection openings, raised risers and marked pavement can hint at the line’s direction. Records are sometimes approximate, particularly for older streets, so treat any plan as a starting point and confirm the position and depth physically before committing to a route.
A junction cut-in joins new pipework into an existing sewer line without replacing the whole run. It needs planning because the line may still be in service and the surrounding ground can be unstable.
Cut-in work usually means excavating down to the existing pipe, preparing the connection and supporting the surrounding soil, particularly in wet weather. Shoring may be needed in deeper trenches. Ask who will notify Queensland Urban Utilities or confirm approvals, how any flow is managed during the works and what inspection, if any, is needed before backfilling.




Connecting to the sewer requires licensed expertise and careful planning. We handle new sewer connections for homes, extensions and developments, delivering compliant, durable installations from first inspection to final approval.
A sewer connection has to be installed correctly and signed off by the right people. We plan the pipe route, set the correct gradients and coordinate the approvals and inspections Brisbane requires, then restore the site neatly, so your home, extension or development connects reliably and the paperwork satisfies the local authority first time.