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WAYS TO REMOVE ODOURS AND BUILDUP

Pour a baking soda and white vinegar solution down your drain to remove deposits, buildup and stains

Carry out regular preventative drain treatment with a biological cleaner to flush pipes and eliminate odours

REMOVING CLOGS

Use a plunger to dislodge and clear clogs in sinks, baths, or toilets

A barbed drain cleaning tool effectively removes hair clogs; simply insert into the drain and pull out - the barbs will catch hair and built up debris

High pressure water or air powered drain cleaning equipment will blast clear drain blockages

Grease blockages can be eased clear by wrapping a heat pad around the sink’s trap pipe whilst running the hot water with some dish soap

Use a biological drain cleaner to clear partial clogs and slow drains, ensuring you give it sufficient time to work, as directed by the packaging

PROFESSIONAL DRAINAGE HELP

We operate 24/7, making us ideal for emergency call-outs

Generally, if the drain or sewer is within your property’s boundaries, it is your responsibility.A drain or sewer which is off your premises, or collects sewage from properties other than just your own, is usually the responsibility of your water company.

If you aren’t connected to a main sewer - instead using a septic tank, treatment plant or cesspool - or you are connected to a privately owned sewer, you will be responsible for repairs. If numerous properties connect to such sewers, you’ll be jointly responsible.