Blocked drains rarely happen at a convenient time. Whether it’s a slow-draining sink, a toilet backing up, or an overflowing gully outside, the priority is restoring normal flow quickly and cleanly.
We handle internal and external blockages across Sussex & Surrey. If the issue is recurring, we can follow up with a CCTV inspection to confirm the root cause and recommend the most cost-effective long-term fix.
Call to book a visit, or email to request a quote. For urgent issues such as overflow or backups, contact us as soon as possible
Water is draining slowly from one or more fixtures, or you’re seeing repeated backups after you’ve tried basic home remedies.
Outside, you may notice pooling water, unpleasant smells, or a manhole or gully spilling during normal use or after rain.
Typical internal causes include grease and food waste (kitchens), hair and soap residue (baths and showers), and wipes or foreign objects (toilets).
External causes often include silt and debris, fat build-up on shared runs, root ingress, and pipe defects such as displaced joints or fractures.
First, we confirm whether the issue is localised to a single fixture or affecting a wider run. We then choose the least disruptive method to clear it, using suitable access points such as a gully, manhole, or rodding eye.
If the blockage is heavy, repeated, or suggests a defect, we’ll recommend a CCTV inspection. This shows what’s happening inside the pipe and helps prevent you paying for repeated call-outs.
Yes. We clear internal waste and trap blockages on toilets, sinks, baths and showers, and advise on the most likely causes so it doesn’t immediately return.
Recurring blockages often indicate a build-up issue (grease, silt, scale) or an underlying defect such as root ingress or a displaced joint. A CCTV inspection can confirm the cause.
Not always. Some blockages clear quickly with rodding or mechanical tools. Jetting is typically used where there’s heavy build-up or longer runs to clean.
Most blockages are cleared without digging. Excavation is usually only required where CCTV confirms collapse or severe damage that cannot be repaired internally.
