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Blocked drain, sink or toilet

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The short answer

Clear blockages

Price from
£80.00
Time on site
1 to 2 hours

What you get

You receive professional diagnosis and clearing of the blockage, restoring normal drainage function.

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When do you need a Blocked drain, sink or toilet?

You should call a pro as soon as you notice things are not right.

  • Book if water drains away very slowly.
  • Call if you hear gurgling sounds from pipes.
  • Act if you smell bad odours near drains.
  • Get help if the toilet water level rises.
  • Check your pipes if you see local flooding.

What happens on the day

The expert will first find the blockage to see what is wrong.

  • They check all your indoor and outdoor drains.
  • Pros use plungers or rods for simple clogs.
  • High pressure water jets blast through tough grease.
  • Cameras might be used to see inside pipes.
  • They test that everything flows perfectly before leaving.
  • Expect to pay around £80 to £200 usually.

How to prepare

  • Clear the area around the affected sink or toilet
  • Move rugs or bath mats away from the work site
  • Find your outdoor manhole cover if you have one
  • Remove any chemicals you tried to use yourself
  • Keep children and pets in a different room
  • Clear a path to the nearest outdoor tap
  • Check if your neighbours have the same problem
  • Have your landlord's contact details ready if renting

How to improve your result

  • Never pour cooking oil or fat down the sink
  • Use a sink strainer to catch food scraps
  • Only flush the three Ps: pee, poo and paper
  • Bin all wet wipes even if they say flushable
  • Clear leaves away from your outdoor drain grates
  • Run hot water down sinks once a week
  • Put hair traps in all your shower drains

Why it is useful day to day

Clear drains make your home more hygienic and comfortable to live in.

  • Prevents nasty smells from entering your rooms.
  • Stops wastewater from damaging your floors or walls.
  • Keeps your kitchen and bathroom working smoothly.
  • Saves money by avoiding big emergency structural repairs.
  • Protects your family from germs in stagnant water.

Why we ask these questions

Understanding how your drains work helps you avoid big repair bills.

  • Landlords must keep your plumbing in good order.
  • You are usually responsible for pipes inside your home.
  • Water companies fix big shared sewers in the street.
  • Some blocks are deep and need specialist machinery.
  • Professionals can spot if a pipe has collapsed.

Frequently asked questions

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