Sydney Sewer Constructors

We specialise in sewer main construction, upgrades, water & sewer tap ins and service protection reports.

SSC prides itself through quality works on Sydney Water assets. Our main objective is to cooperate with government agencies and construction bodies to assist with constructing the required sewer mains for all associated structures. We are recognised for our efficiency in planning and producing an economical and environmentally friendly project plan.

We at Sydney Sewer Constructors are known to build a long-lasting relationship with our clients which include Local, State and Federal Government departments and Major Building Construction Companies. These organisations are leaders of developments in their field, and we are honoured that our clients can place trust in us to provide safe and efficient work of excellence.

SSC has been in operation since 2003 & has built its reputation on knowledgeable and experienced professionals. The Director, Adham Kabalan has experience in In-Ground Civil Infrastructure and is a Qualified Practicing Structural Design Engineer with extensive engineering knowledge. SSC is an accredited supplier of Sydney Water for Minor Works, and are a highly trained organisation with high standards in executed works and finishes.

SSC maintains its reputability through its drive to provide outstanding services and deliverable outcomes according & abiding to the relevant Australian Standards.

SERVICES

Sydney Water Minor Works

Excavation

WHAT WE DO

Sewer Sidelines –

Sewer sidelines connect the Sydney Water sewer mains to individual properties. There are multiple new and existing dwellings requiring this type of connection. Working hand in hand with the Builder/Owner and WSC Designer, SSC are able to assist with this service being a listed provider.

Sewer Junctions –

New Junctions can be required when subdividing and adding new connections to existing mains. SSC can provide sewer junctions to Sydney Water sewer mains and have dealt with a vast variety of junctions as well as complex connections. Our experience is unchallenged among the industry.

Sewer Encasement –

Any construction over the zone of influence or existing sewer requires an encasement of the existing sewer. Sewer encasement provides strength to the existing sewer and can prevent future leaks. SSC are listed providers for Sydney Water Minor Works and can provide sewer encasement services.

Once you have done your Section 73 with a Water Service Coordinating Company, you are then able to engage SSC to do all Minor Work constructions for the Section 73. Once all construction work is completed and inspected by Sydney Water/ Water Service Coordinator, a WACK report is completed and sent over to the Water Service Coordinator (WSC), who will then provide you with your subdivision certificate/Section 73.

LATEST PROJECTS

ACCREDITATION’S

Quality Assurance and Quality Management to ISO 9001

SSC Pty Ltd is a Quality Assured Company and has been consistently awarded third-party accreditation by external auditors such as Das Certification. We have a separate Internal Audit Plan which is undertaken every six months as per the requirements for Sydney Water accredited companies.
All construction, quality control and project management tasks are undertaken in strict adherence to these plans and the relevant Sydney Water Standards when performing Sydney Water services.

Sydney Water Accredited

SSC is an accredited Sydney Water Minor Works Constructor (MS).

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GET IN TOUCH

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Contact: 0401 200 104

Email: info@sydneysewer.com.au

Address: 1 Davies Road, Padstow NSW 2211

Frequently Asked Questions

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You may need a Section 73 Certificate if your development or subdivision will impact on Sydney Water’s systems.
You do not need a Section 73 Certificate if you are constructing a house which is replacing an existing dwelling or altering/extending a house (but you should get your building plans checked and stamped at a Sydney Water office).

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- Once Sydney Water has received a Section 73 Application investigation takes place to determine the servicing needs of the subdivision or development. If there are any requirements, a response is then prepared by Sydney Water. The Developer is then advised through Sydney Water’s Notice of Requirements. Where Sydney Water finds there are no requirements, a Section 73 Certificate is issued to the Developer.
- However, where Requirements are defined, Officers of the Urban Development Business manage the Process for meeting those requirements and when these have been met the Section 73 Certificate is issued to the Developer.

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A Section 73 certificate is Sydney Water’s confirmation that you have, constructed works in accordance to the relevant Australian Standards & certifies that the development has the correctly sized sewer mains available for connection.

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Your local council requires a Development Application unless your proposal is classed as exempt. Most developments affect Sydney Water’s water and/or sewer systems and therefore require you to obtain a Section 73 Certificate. You will need to obtain your certificate where it is a condition of consent, along with meeting all other conditions of consent before you receive final council approval to occupy the building or register your subdivision at the Land Titles Office.

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