Ison Plumbing Pty Ltd

09/09/2026

Let the cricket season begin.

CAVS PARTNER SERIES | ISON PLUMBING

Backing the Ison brothers. Backing the Cavs.

The Kiama Cavaliers are delighted to welcome as the First Grade Player Sponsor of brothers Adam and Brad Ison for the 2026/27 season.

And there couldn't be a more fitting partnership!

Meet our partner

Ison Plumbing is a trusted, family-run business with more than 40 years of plumbing experience in the Shoalhaven.

Built on honest advice, quality workmanship and reliable, old-fashioned service, the Ison team has developed a reputation for looking after its customers and getting the job done properly.

Whether it's everyday plumbing maintenance, repairs or a larger project, Ison Plumbing brings decades of local knowledge and experience to every job.

Keeping it in the family

This season, Ison Plumbing will proudly get behind Adam and Brad Ison as their First Grade Player Sponsor.

The brothers will again be important members of our First Grade squad, and we're thrilled to have the family business standing behind them as they pull on the blue and gold.

It's a partnership that brings together two things community cricket is built on — family and local support.

As the Cavaliers celebrate 170 years of cricket in Kiama, we're incredibly grateful to businesses like Ison Plumbing who choose to invest in our players and our club.

So when you need a plumber you can trust, remember the business backing the Ison brothers:

ISON PLUMBING
Local experience. Reliable service. Quality work.

A huge thank you to the Ison family and everyone at Ison Plumbing for backing Adam, Brad and the Cavs!

KIAMA CAVALIERS | 1856–2026

09/09/2026

💧 Why is that one patch of lawn still wet when the rest of your yard has dried?
It might be a simple gardening or drainage issue but sometimes the water is coming from somewhere it shouldn’t.

A leaking underground water service, damaged irrigation, blocked stormwater or an overflowing system can all leave part of your lawn constantly wet, muddy or boggy.
You don’t need to diagnose the problem yourself. The important thing is recognising when something has changed and knowing when it should be investigated.

In our latest blog, we explain the possible causes, the warning signs to watch for and when it may be time to contact a plumber.

Read the full article here:
https://isonplumbing.com.au/why-is-one-patch-of-your-lawn-always-wet/

Why Is One Patch of Your Lawn Always Wet? One patch of lawn that never seems to dry can easily look like a gardening problem. Perhaps the grass is struggling, the soil feels soft underfoot, or the mower leaves muddy tracks every time you pass over it. You might assume the area simply needs more … ...

07/09/2026

Has the same drain blocked more than once?

That is the part worth paying attention to.

Clearing it might solve today's problem, but a recurring blockage can point to something further down the line.

Tree roots.
Damaged or cracked pipes.
Movement underground.
Long-term build-up.
Incorrect falls.

Or a section of pipe that is no longer working as it should.

If the same problem keeps returning, finding the cause can be far more useful than clearing it again and hoping for the best.

06/09/2026

Most people around the Shoalhaven know Les

To his family, he is also Dad and Grandad.

Happy Father’s Day to Les, Adam and all the dads, grandads, stepdads, carers and father figures across the Shoalhaven.

05/09/2026

Getting the water moving again is important.

But if the same drain keeps blocking, there is another question worth asking.

Why?

Tree roots.
Damaged pipework.
Movement underground.
Build-up.
A collapsed section.

Sometimes clearing a blockage fixes the problem.

Sometimes it only clears the symptom.

When a problem keeps coming back, proper investigation can tell us much more than another temporary fix.

03/09/2026

A tap starts dripping.

A drain becomes slower.

One section of lawn stays wet.

The hot water runs out sooner.

The toilet keeps running after it has flushed.

Spring is a good opportunity to walk around the property and pay attention to those small changes.

Some will be simple maintenance.

Others may be the first clue that something needs investigating.

Save this one and work through the property when you get a chance.

01/09/2026

After rain, look for areas that stay wet long after everything else has dried.

Spring is a good time to walk around your property and pay attention to where water goes.

After rain, look for areas that stay wet long after everything else has dried.

Drains that overflow.

Water running towards the house instead of away from it.

Downpipes that struggle to clear.

Or the same patch of lawn becoming boggy again and again.

The water you can see is often only the symptom.

The useful question is why it is ending up there in the first place.

Finding the cause early can prevent a much bigger drainage or property problem later.

31/08/2026

Welcome to spring.

If winter highlighted any issues around your home, now is the perfect time to tackle them.

Drainage issues.
Blocked drains.
Stormwater concerns.
Hot water problems.
Septic issues.
Outdoor tap leaks.
Wet patches in the yard.
Plumbing maintenance you have been meaning to deal with.

A little maintenance now is usually much easier than dealing with an emergency later.

Spring brings more outdoor projects, more time around the home and more pressure on the parts of your property that have been struggling through winter.

If something has been bothering you, do not leave it sitting on the list.

For plumbing maintenance across the Shoalhaven, give Les and the team at Ison Plumbing a call on 0412 829 157.

27/08/2026

Forget the calendar.

The real signs of spring in the Shoalhaven are:

Slightly warmer mornings.
Grass growing faster.
Tradies getting busier.
More outdoor jobs starting up.
A few less icy starts.
And probably more wildlife turning up around job sites.

There are still a few cold mornings and muddy boots left in winter, but the countdown is definitely on.

If winter has shown up a plumbing, drainage, stormwater or septic issue around your place, now is the time to get it looked at before spring really kicks in.

26/08/2026

Everyone gets excited about spring gardens.

Not many people get excited about drainage.

Until the lawn turns into a swamp.

Good drainage helps protect:

Lawns.
Garden beds.
Driveways.
Paths.
Outdoor areas.
Foundations.
Landscaping work.

As gardens wake up for spring, water movement becomes even more important.

Too much water sitting in the wrong place can damage lawns, create boggy areas and put pressure on areas around the home.

The healthiest gardens usually have one thing in common.

Water goes where it is supposed to.