Roof-catchment rainwater is the primary drinking source on ~70% of Sunshine Coast acreage. Test annually or after any tank clean.
Shallow sand-aquifer bores dominate the hinterland corridor. Watch for iron, manganese, and pH extremes.
Fine chlorine and fluoride management by Unity Water — most concerns are premises-side (hot-water tank sediment, copper corrosion).
For irrigation, stock or emergency backup. E. coli and sediment are the main safety concerns before any human use.

Rainwater-tank dominant acreage north of the Noosa River. Sandy soils, occasional bore properties, high summer rainfall. Ideal for annual tank testing after each wet season.

Coastal coastal-strip suburbs blending town-water urban housing with rainwater-tank acreage inland. Coastal iron corrosion on plumbing is common — pH testing is a priority.

Mixed acreage and urban corridor between Buderim and the coast. Bore water is common on properties without town connections; sandy aquifers can yield high iron and manganese.

Elevated acreage from Maleny through Woombye. Basalt-derived soils yield harder bore water; roof-catchment tanks are the primary drinking source on most farms.
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.