Not every drainage problem is a simple blockage. If the pipe is damaged, repeatedly clearing it won’t solve the issue long-term.
Once the defect is confirmed, repairs may be internal (patching or lining) or external (excavation and replacement). We’ll recommend the least disruptive option that delivers a dependable result.
Recurring blockages occur in the same area, or overflow returns quickly after clearance.
CCTV indicates cracks, displaced joints, deformation or collapse, or you suspect leakage and wash-out around the pipe.
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
Common causes include ground movement, ageing pipework, heavy loading, and root ingress through joints or defects.
Over time, small defects can worsen, allowing leakage and debris entry that accelerates future failures.
We confirm the defect and its severity, usually via CCTV. We then explain your options: localised patch repair, full lining, or targeted excavation.
Where repairs are completed, we verify flow and can re-check condition where appropriate so you have confidence the problem has been resolved.
It depends on defect type, pipe condition and whether the run is structurally suitable for rehabilitation. Collapsed or badly deformed pipes usually need excavation.
Often, yes. Patch lining can seal local defects such as a leaking joint or crack, depending on access and pipe condition.
Collapse usually requires excavation and replacement of the affected section.
Yes. We verify flow and can carry out a post-repair CCTV check where appropriate.
Sealing defects and joints reduces entry points. Root cutting may be combined with patch lining or full lining for a longer-term solution.
