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Blocked drains in Coomera, Gold Coast
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Worth knowing about Coomera
Most of Coomera's homes went up from the mid-1990s onwards, and the median age at the 2021 Census was 29. Newer drains still block. Wipes, nappies, grease and food scraps can stop a newer pipe as well as an old one. We connect people in Coomera with a licensed local plumber when a drain blocks or backs up.
Most of the residential settlement in Coomera happened from the mid-1990s onwards, when the Gold Coast's hinterland waterfront estates also reached the area.
SourceThe Coomera River forms the suburb's southern boundary.
SourceCoomera was one of 60 Gold Coast localities activated for disaster assistance after the storms on Christmas evening 2023 (Queensland Reconstruction Authority, 27 December 2023).
SourceAt the 2021 Census, Coomera had 6,957 private dwellings and a median age of 29, and 72.8% of occupied dwellings were separate houses.
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Coomera had 20,225 residents at the 2021 Census (ABS QuickStats).
Most homes here, 72.8%, are separate houses. Look for the overflow relief gully outside, usually near the bathroom or laundry. If it is overflowing, the blockage is usually further down the line. If only one sink or toilet is slow, the problem may be closer to that fixture. Either way, avoid drain chemicals, and tell the plumber if you have used any.
The City of Gold Coast’s rule for toilets is the 3 Ps: pee, poo and paper. Nappies, wet wipes, sanitary items and cotton buds all go in the bin, even when the label says flushable. In the kitchen, seal cooled fats and oils in a container and bin them. Food scraps belong in the bin or compost, not the sink.

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