Gully Cleaning

• Water Overflow

If you observe water spilling over the edges of your gully during storms, it’s a strong indication that the gully might be blocked. Overflows can cause erosion, damage surrounding vegetation or structures, and signal the need for gully cleaning.

• Debris Accumulation

A build-up of leaves, branches, or other debris can impede water flow through the gully. If you notice such accumulation, it’s time for expert gully cleaning to restore proper functionality.

•  Erosion

Excessive erosion around the gully or visible soil exposure can suggest that the gully is not managing water flow effectively. Gully cleaning can help minimise erosion by ensuring proper operation.

• Stagnant Water

If water remains stagnant or moves slowly in the gully, particularly after rainfall, it might be blocked. Stagnant water can attract pests and lead to other water-related issues, which gully cleaning can address.

•  Vegetation Overgrowth

Plants and vegetation growing inside or around the gully can obstruct water flow and contribute to further blockages. Regular gully cleaning helps manage vegetation and keeps the gully functioning optimally.

• Foul Odours

Unpleasant smells from the gully might indicate decomposing organic matter or stagnant water. This usually calls for immediate gully cleaning to prevent potential health hazards.

• Structural Damage

Signs of structural damage like cracks or erosion around the gully may suggest sediment build-up or debris causing improper function. Specialist gully cleaning can help address these issues.