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TDG Environmental Whangarei

Reaching as far north as Cape Reinga, our Whangarei site covers the northernmost parts of New Zealand for environmental services and underground asset maintenance. Chat with us if you’re unsure if we service your location!

Whangarei

TDG Environmental Services

Below you can explore our services. Our experience means we can scale according to the unique needs of your project, and we’d be happy to provide our recommendation for the best combination of services to meet your requirements.

Contact Details

Whangarei Branch

Phone: 0800 249 376

Location: 2 Nell Place, Raumanga, Whangarei 0110

Email: info@tdgenvironmental.com

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For a comprehensive quote on any of our services, or general enquiries, please fill out the form below or contact us.

Our Partners

With our 30+Β years in business, we’ve had the opportunity to build valuable relationships with our partners. Not only does this make sense for doing business, but it also allows us to deliver quality services to you at all times. From industry associations to community partnerships that allow us to give back to the communities we live and work in, we’ve got the partners needed to deliver on our promises of both quality and sustainability.

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Community and Partnership

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    View Case Studies

    A TDG Environmental truck parked on a grassy verge next to a worker in high-visibility gear standing over an open utility hole surrounded by a tripod and traffic cones.
    TDG Environmental was engaged to undertake an extensive condition assessment of a Water Authority client’s large diameter critical wastewater network in Canberra.
    A yellow metal safety barrier surrounds an open utility hole and equipment on a grassy roadside.
    Two operators were mobilised to Ingham, North Queensland, to complete smoke testing on sections of the sewer network. Non-toxic smoke was introduced into the sewer lines to identify potential leaks, defects, illegal connections, and inflow or infiltration points.
    Three blue and white TDG vacuum trucks parked in a line on a city street in front of a modern building with palm-shaped columns, with a worker standing near the front of the line.
    A critical wastewater asset within a high-traffic urban environment required urgent intervention due to severe blockages, restricted flow, and environmental risk.