Very responsive and professional. Did an excellent job and were very courteous and efficient. I would highly recommend the service.
Contacted on Sunday night and come out on Monday at 1230. On time and very clean worker. Highly recommend
Most people don’t think about their drains until something starts to smell or the water hangs around too long. It happens slowly: grease from cooking, hair from showers, limescale from hard water, and eventually the pipe narrows enough that things stop moving properly.
Our drain cleaning service in Stevenage clears all of that out. We use high-pressure jetting, which cuts through buildup and gets the pipe back to a decent condition again. It’s straightforward and works well.
If you need us urgently, we try to get to you within two hours. If you’d rather avoid future blockages altogether, we also do regular maintenance visits for homes, rented properties, and all sorts of businesses.
Our vans carry everything we might need: jetting machines, CCTV cameras, cutting tools. Whether you’re in Great Ashby, Chells, Broadwater, Old Town, or anywhere else nearby, our drain unblocking experts in Stevenage can usually get someone over quickly.
Every so often, a blocked drain turns out to be something more serious. Old pipes collapse, joints separate, or tree roots get inside and make a mess of things. When something doesn’t look right, we run a CCTV Drain Survey so we can see the problem instead of guessing.
Once we know what’s going on, we put together a clear plan for repairing it. Wherever we can, we use no-dig repairs so we don’t have to dig up gardens or driveways. It keeps things simpler and avoids a lot of disruption.
Catching these problems early usually saves money later on. After repairs, we always check the drain again to make sure everything is flowing properly before we leave.
If a public sewer starts flooding in Stevenage, it’s Thames Water who deals with it. They send teams out at all hours, so problems can be reported whenever you spot them. You can let them know online or by phoning their customer team.
Blocked road drains or broken pavement drains fall under Stevenage Borough Council. Reports are made through their website, and their maintenance team will arrange an inspection and deal with whatever needs fixing.
Anything that sits within your boundary – toilets, kitchen drains, outdoor gullies – is your responsibility as the property owner. If the drains keep blocking or water is draining slowly, we can help. We work with homeowners, landlords, and local businesses throughout Stevenage, carrying out cleaning and unblocking with proper equipment and experienced engineers.