Rural acreage on Brisbane's northern doorstep — rainwater tanks and volcanic-plug bores on the D'Aguilar Range fringe, with mail-order kits for every household off the town-water grid.
The dominant supply on Moreton Bay hinterland acreage — subtropical rainfall keeps tanks turning over but leaf litter and wildlife loading are annual concerns.
The D'Aguilar Range volcanic-plug aquifer produces hard, mineral-rich bore water — hardness, iron and manganese dominate the chemistry.
Dayboro township and parts of Samford are on Unitywater mains — safe at the source, premises-side issues are the most common customer concern.
Widespread for stock and irrigation. Blue-green algae watch during warm dry stretches.

Dayboro township, Kurwongbah, Mount Mee foothills. Small-town mix of tank properties and Unitywater mains supply.

Samford, Camp Mountain, Cedar Creek. Acreage country — rainwater tanks dominate on rural blocks; bores tap the volcanic-plug aquifer.

Kilcoy, Woodford, Mount Kilcoy. Grazing and small-cropping country — tank plus dam plus occasional bore.
Physical, chemical, and microbial parameters analysed to ADWG.
Bookings within this region route to a nominated PWS Partner for follow-up quotes on any recommendations.
Outside a partner service area? Post your sample and we'll test it exactly the same way.