Noticing strange smells or slow drains? Here’s how to spot the early warning signs of failing pipes.

We’re proud to once again support the Special Children’s Christmas Party in 2025 — marking our third year as sponsors of this incredible event.

Each year, the SCCP brings together thousands of Kiwi kids living with illness, disability, or challenging circumstances for a day full of magic, joy, and serious Christmas cheer. It’s a cause close to our hearts, and one we’re honoured to back.

Using trenchless tech to replace a cracked pipe without disturbing concrete or tenants.

Got a broken drain but don’t want to dig up the driveway? Here’s how trenchless repairs work — and when they’re the right choice.

Planning a new build or renovation? Here’s what you need to know about getting the drainage right — from first dig to final finish.

Not sure what’s under your home? We break down the key differences between clay and PVC drains — and why it matters.

Full install for a new home, including stormwater, sewer, driveway, and landscaping.

How a routine inspection revealed major EQC-eligible drain issues beneath a tidy suburban home.

Enviroflo was proud to get behind one of our own by sponsoring the Nomads Legionnaires — a local football team here in Christchurch.

Enviroflo was proud to support Lucas Robinson, son of one of our team members, as part of the Shirley Boys’ High School Spartan 1st XV Rugby Team.

Solving years of recurring blockages on a lifestyle block by removing invasive roots and restoring proper pipe flow.

Enviroflo was proud to support Michael Reynolds as he stepped into the ring for a career-defining fight in Australia — under one of the largest boxing promoters in Australasia.

We were stoked to support the James Hargest College U15 Rugby Team as they headed to the South Island Secondary Schools Rugby Tournament this September.

Enviroflo proudly sponsored hoodies for the junior kapa haka team at Te Pā o Rākaihautū. It’s a privilege to support such a passionate and talented group of young performers, and to contribute to something that celebrates culture, connection, and community.