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Blocked drains Falmouth

Blocked drains Falmouth ? Unfortunately, when buying a house the one thing that is often overlooked by most people are the drains and sewers. And repairing them, or replacing broken drains with damage or even badly laid drains. You can often run into the thousands pounds to repair or replace your drains. One of the areas that we cover and offer our services to are dealing with Blocked drains Falmouth and what we have found in this area, is when customers opt for a pre-purchase drain survey. Which is an inexpensive procedure that will inform you and alert you to any existing issues and even assist you in negotiating the purchase price of your new home.

Blocked drains Falmouth

Surprisingly we can help with issues like Vermin infestations. The most common access for vermin is through the drainage system. Cornwall drains Falmouth offer you a service which allows you to have a look and find a solution to prevent unwanted visitors from returning to your home.

  • Blocked Drains ?
  • Clogged Toilet ?
  • Sink wont drain away?
  • Shower slow to drain?

If any of these matters concern you, or are effecting your drains. Please give us a call and we can resolve any of these issues.

Get in touch for a free no-obligation quote.

Areas Covered

Truro, Bodmin, Wadebridge, Rock Sticker, Polgooth, St Austell, Tregony Par, St Blazey, Tywardreath Cornwall, Newquay, Falmouth

How can i find the locations of my underground drains and sewers?

Public sewers and drain maps can be found and viewed free of charge in the offices of sewerage undertaker or from your local authority. Private drains and sewers however are not usually mapped and they need to be located in other ways. Deeds to the house are usually a good place to start and if done officially should be clearly marked.

Sometimes you may have to resort to other methods of locating the drains, usually indicated by a drain cover or inspection hatch. By lifting the cover you can ascertain which direction your drains run in and how they may be connected.

However we would strongly advise talking to a professional. Builder,drainage engineer or architect before committing to or starting any drainage work.