Garden Master was commissioned to redesign and improve the wastewater treatment facility at the scenic Lynwood Country Club Golf Course Lynwood Country Club is located in Pitt Town, one of the five historic towns founded by Governor Macquarie in 1810, approximately 50 km northwest of Sydney. The golf club derives its name from the historic Lynwood House, a colonial-style residence constructed around 1814 on the golf course grounds. Spanning 230 acres, the 18-hole golf course, completed in 2010, winds through natural eco-sensitive wetlands. Its links-style layout stretches o ..read more

Advanced Membrane Bio-Reactor (MBR) Wastewater System Installation Wye River Wye River, nestled between Apollo Bay and Lorne in Victoria, is a quaint village known for its breathtaking coastal scenery where the river merges with the sea. Not far behind in appeal is the local General Store. Enjoying a leisurely late breakfast at the General Store is a delightfully relaxed experience amidst the lively atmosphere of the only early-morning cafe in this stretch of the coast. Known as “The Wye General,” it’s a favourite stop along the Great Ocean Road. The Wye General Store seamlessly combines the ..read more

Garden Master was contracted to revamp and enhance the existing septic system at the scenic Peats Ridge Public School. The school was facing issues with the failing old septic system, especially with the upcoming addition of a new School Hall and Community Centre. Garden Master adeptly developed and implemented an upgrade to the Wastewater Treatment Plant, transforming it into a modern activated sludge/extended aeration facility. This wastewater renovation was promptly and effectively completed, leading to a significantly improved system that has been operating smoothly and without issues. Mor ..read more

In the Central Coast and Lake Macquarie regions, septic tanks are used where municipal sewer services are unavailable.  If you are considering installing a wastewater system or septic tank Central Coast or Lake Macquarie, it’s essential to understand the local regulations and requirements, as well as the different types of septic systems that are available.   Some things to consider when installing a septic tank system in Central Coast include the following: Soil conditions: The type and quality of soil on your property will affect the design and installation of the septic tank ..read more

Whether you’re a long-time septic system user or have recently had one installed, this Septic Tank Regulations guide is for you if you’re in NSW. This article is a must-read if you’re transitioning from city to country living or considering a new septic installation in NSW. Discover how to effectively manage and operate your septic system to prevent sewage pollution, ensuring your family’s health and the environment’s quality remain uncompromised. Firstly, septic tank regulations vary by region and are subject to change. In New South Wales, the local council or the NSW Environment Protectio ..read more

Guide: Home Sewage Treatment Plants (HSTP) A Home Sewage Treatment Plant, also known as an HSTP or Onsite Sewage Management System, is a decentralised wastewater treatment system designed for residential homes, small communities or small commercial sites that are not connected to centralised sewer systems. The primary purpose of an HSTP is to treat and purify domestic wastewater generated in a home or small community so that it can be safely discharged into the environment without causing harm. Regulations for HSTPs can vary by location and local council requirements, so it’s essential to k ..read more

In Newcastle and Hunter Valley, septic tanks are used where municipal sewer services are unavailable.  If you are considering installing a septic tank system in Newcastle or the Hunter Valley, it’s essential to understand the local regulations and requirements, as well as the different types of systems that are available.   Some things to consider when installing a septic tank system in Newcastle include the following: Soil conditions: The type and quality of soil on your property will affect the design and installation of the septic tank system. A percolation test can be condu ..read more

AWTS (Aerated Wastewater Treatment Systems) are self-contained wastewater (sewage) treatment systems.  AWTS stands for Aerated Wastewater Treatment System and is a wastewater treatment system that treats and processes wastewater from households or small-scale commercial properties. Aerated Wastewater Treatment Systems use the process of aeration followed by clarification to achieve biological treatment of wastewater. AWTS are typically used on properties that can’t be connected to the reticulated town sewer system. AWTS receives and treats all household wastewater from the following ..read more

As floods and floodwaters are becoming more prevalent up and down Australia’s east coast, the mosquitoes’ buzz is becoming even louder. Slow-moving and stagnant water gives mozzies an ideal breeding ground, and flood-affected communities feel the bite. As floodwaters recede and stagnant pools dry up with the warm weather, this influx of mosquitoes will look for new breeding grounds. It might not seem likely, but septic tanks are the ideal location for mosquito infestations to start and quickly gain in number. Septic tanks are protected from the elements and full of stagnant nutrient-rich sewag ..read more

In Sydney, septic tanks are used where municipal sewer services are unavailable.  If you are considering installing a septic tank system in Sydney, it’s essential to understand the local regulations and requirements, as well as the different types of systems that are available.   Some things to consider when installing a septic tank system in Sydney include the following: Soil conditions: The type and quality of soil on your property will affect the design and installation of the septic tank system. A percolation test can be conducted to determine the soil’s ability to absorb w ..read more