Blocked toilets from tenant use

Often caused by wipes, sanitary products, paper towels, excess toilet paper or other foreign objects flushed down. These blockages can quickly become urgent if toilets overflow or are the only ones available.

Sewer overflows

Blocked sewer lines may cause wastewater to back up through toilets, showers, floor wastes or external gullies. Prompt action is essential to avoid hygiene risks and property damage.

Stormwater blockages after heavy rain

Following heavy rainfall, blocked stormwater drains, pits or downpipes can cause pooling water, overflowing gutters or localized flooding near entry points. Tenant reports may highlight these issues.

Tree roots in old drainage lines

Ageing pipes in older properties can become infiltrated by tree roots leading to repeated blockages. CCTV inspections can help assess and pinpoint the problem when it persists.

Previous tenant misuse

Grease, wipes, hair, food scraps and foreign objects left by previous tenants often cause ongoing drainage problems. Accurate photos and reports help our team diagnose the cause clearly.

Kitchen sink blockages

Grease, oil, food waste, and coffee grounds frequently lead to kitchen drain slowdowns or complete blockages.

Bathroom drain blockages

Hair, soap scum and debris build-up can clog showers, basins and floor wastes, causing slow drainage, odours, gurgling sounds or puddled water.

Recurring blockages

Persistent issues often indicate damaged or collapsed pipes, poor fall, tree root intrusion or other structural problems needing detailed inspection and repair planning.