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Wauchope Septic Systems

If you’re in Wauchope and need a reliable way to manage water across your property, Matt King Plumbing & Septic Systems has the expertise to help. With over 20 years of experience installing and maintaining irrigation systems across regional NSW, our team delivers high-quality, tailored solutions for homes, farms, and commercial properties in Wauchope and surrounding areas. Whether you’re looking to reduce water waste, improve crop yield, or keep lawns looking lush year-round, we install efficient irrigation systems built for local conditions.


We understand the challenges of uneven terrain, inconsistent rainfall, and water pressure issues—so we design every system to suit your specific land and needs. From water pump installations and treatment systems to repairs and upgrades, we provide practical, low-maintenance solutions that perform day after day. Wauchope locals choose us for our honest approach, quick turnaround, and in-depth local knowledge. We’re committed to making the process smooth, affordable, and stress-free. Call 0407 534 154 now to speak with a licensed professional and organise your irrigation setup in Wauchope.

Irrigation for Local Properties

Properties in Wauchope vary from suburban blocks to larger rural properties, meaning no two irrigation setups should look the same. That’s why we start with a full assessment of your property—looking at water sources, soil type, slope, and usage patterns—so we can create a system tailored to you. Our irrigation systems are built to conserve water, reduce manual labour, and support healthy plant growth with the least waste. We install high-efficiency pumps, drip systems, pressure regulators, and filters that keep your setup running smoothly over time. Whether you’re irrigating a vegetable garden, pasture, or commercial grounds, we ensure you get the right components and layout.


Our team works quickly and professionally, leaving your property clean and your system ready to use. We also help troubleshoot underperforming systems, identify blockages or pressure issues, and recommend upgrades when needed. We’re not just installers—we’re problem-solvers who understand how to make irrigation work in Wauchope’s unique environment. Our friendly, experienced team is here to help with everything from new installations to reliable repairs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What type of irrigation system is best for rural properties?

    For rural properties like Wauchope, drip irrigation or surface irrigation with pump systems are popular choices. Drip systems deliver water directly to the base of plants, conserving water and reducing evaporation. Larger setups may use pressure-regulated sprinkler systems or sub-surface lines fed by rainwater or dam pumps. The right system depends on land layout, water availability, and plant or crop type. A professional assessment can help determine the best fit.

  • Can I connect an irrigation system to a water tank?

    Connecting your irrigation system to a rainwater tank is possible and often highly recommended in regional areas like Wauchope. With a properly installed pump and filtration system, tank water can efficiently run irrigation lines, even on larger properties. This setup is sustainable and cost-effective and helps reduce dependence on mains water, which is beneficial during dry seasons.



  • How long does it take to install an irrigation system?

    The installation time depends on the size and complexity of the system. A small garden drip system might be installed in a day, while a large rural or commercial system could take several days to a week. Site preparation, trenching, pump setup, and system testing are all part of the process. Your installer will give you a timeframe during the initial consultation based on the scope of work.