Georgian and Victorian town-centre property
The High Street and surrounding older streets have original clay drainage, shared runs and chambers buried under later paving and extensions. Surveying first prevents digging in the wrong place.

Fareham, Hampshire
Georgian High Street property, post-war estates and coastal ground that holds water. We clear the blockage, survey the pipe and tell you whether the problem is the run or the ground it sits in.
A straight answer on the phone and no work priced sight unseen.
Fareham sits at the eastern end of the area we cover, reached along the M27 from our Romsey base. The town centre, Wallington, Portchester side, Titchfield, Stubbington edge, Funtley and the Segensworth estates are all places we work.
The phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Because Fareham is further out than Southampton or Eastleigh, we are especially careful to give you a realistic arrival time rather than an optimistic one, ring and we will tell you honestly where we are.
The ground here matters. Much of the Fareham area sits on heavy clay with a coastal water table, so water does not soak away readily. Combine that with a town centre whose drainage dates back generations and estates built on former farmland, and you get frequent surface-water problems alongside the usual blockages.
Every service we offer is available across Fareham, for households, landlords and commercial premises alike.

One visit that clears the blockage, shows you what caused it on screen, and leaves the run flowing before we pack up, so you are not paying for the same drain twice.
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Internal blockages dealt with without a bathroom full of foul water: the cause traced from the fixture back to the run, cleared, and the waste vacuumed away with us.
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A camera down the run turns a guess into a fact: you find out exactly what is wrong, where it is, how deep it sits, and what it genuinely takes to put right.
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Rodding punches a hole through a blockage. Jetting removes it, fat, silt, scale and root growth cut away and flushed out, so the run keeps flowing long after we have gone.
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Silt, leaves and grit vacuumed out rather than pushed along, the run jetted clean, and water taken away from your doorway, driveway and yard instead of standing on it.
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The defect is located on camera before a spade goes in the ground, so the hole is where the fault is, not three exploratory trenches across your garden looking for it.
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A new structural lining cured inside the existing pipe: cracks sealed, open joints closed and root entry stopped, with no excavation and nothing to reinstate afterwards.
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Standing water, silt, sludge and flood water vacuumed out and taken away by the same firm that cleared the drain, so there is no second contractor and no second wait.
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Nights, weekends and bank holidays on the same number, answered by the person who turns up: drain cleared, water vacuumed away and the cause explained before we leave.
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Pubs, kitchens, care homes, shops and managed estates kept running: work planned around your hours where it can be, and answered 24 hours a day when it cannot.
More about this serviceFareham is at the eastern edge of our patch, so we tell you truthfully where we are rather than promising a time we cannot keep.
Wet vacuuming and WJA-qualified high-pressure jetting, with waste removed in house rather than subcontracted.
24 hours a day, seven days a week, including nights, weekends and bank holidays.
Fourteen years in the trade, fully insured, City & Guilds qualified, and a CCTV survey before anything is priced.
A long-established market town with a wide spread of building ages, plus substantial modern commercial development to the west.
The High Street and surrounding older streets have original clay drainage, shared runs and chambers buried under later paving and extensions. Surveying first prevents digging in the wrong place.
Wallington, Funtley and the estates around the town have clay and early plastic pipework at the age where joints open, roots enter and silt settles. Slow drainage here is usually a defect, not overuse.
Around the creek, Portchester side and towards Titchfield Haven the water table is high and surface-water systems have very little fall. Standing water and slow gullies are the common complaint.
Segensworth, Fareham Reach and the industrial areas bring interceptors, forecourt channel drains, large gully networks and catering waste. We can work outside trading and operating hours.
Heavy clay soil, a coastal water table and a mix of very old and very new drainage produce a distinctive set of recurring faults.
Clay does not drain. When a gully silts or a soakaway fails, water has nowhere to go and ponds on drives, gardens and car parks. Clearing gullies before winter is the single most effective preventative job here.
Low-lying creekside property has surface-water pipework laid almost level. Even a small deposit of silt reduces capacity noticeably, so runs need jetting rather than rodding to restore them properly.
Mature street trees and established gardens send roots through open clay joints, where they form a mat that catches everything passing. Cutting and jetting clears it; relining the joint stops it returning.
Town-centre catering, pubs and business-park canteens. Grease hardens onto the pipe wall and narrows the bore until service stops. WJA-qualified jetting scours it back to clean pipe.
Vehicles on converted front gardens and building work over shallow runs crack and displace old pipework. A survey locates the fault to the metre, so a liner or a small targeted dig replaces a large one.
Tell us what is happening and where you are in Fareham. We will give you an honest answer about when we can be with you.
A CCTV camera goes down the run so the cause is found rather than guessed at. You are told what is there before anything is cleared, cut or dug.
We explain what the footage shows and what the options are, in plain English, before any work is priced or agreed.
Jetting, rodding, vacuuming or root cutting as the job requires, WJA-qualified jetting where the run needs scouring back to a clean pipe wall.
Where the pipe is damaged, we reline or patch from inside wherever it will take it. Excavation is a last resort, not a first move.
The drain is run and checked before we close the job off, the waste goes with us, and you are told what caused it so it is less likely to return.
Yes. Fareham is part of our regular service area, including the town centre, Wallington, Funtley, Titchfield, the Portchester and Stubbington borders and the Segensworth business parks.
Fareham is at the eastern end of our patch, reached along the M27 from Romsey. Ring and we will give you a genuine arrival time based on where the van is; we would rather be honest than optimistic.
It depends on the cause, the access and the time on site, so we do not publish a flat rate. Describe the problem on the phone and we will explain how we would tackle it before anything is agreed.
Yes, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If it is backing up now, ring now.
Usually. On Fareham's clay ground the cause is normally a silted gully, a blocked surface-water run or a soakaway that has stopped working. We vacuum the gully out, jet the run and use a camera to check there is nothing worse further along.
Yes: interceptors, channel drains, car park gullies and kitchen waste runs. We can attend outside operating hours so the site keeps running.
Often. Where the pipe is cracked or has an open joint but is still structurally sound, patch lining or full relining works from inside the run, which matters a great deal in a tight town-centre setting.
Yes. On older town property, and on anything near the creek where infiltration and silting are likely, a pre-purchase survey is a sensible precaution.
Yes: soil stacks, kitchen waste runs, toilets and sinks in both homes and commercial premises, cleared cleanly and checked before we leave.
It nearly always means a defect in the pipe is catching debris: roots, a dropped joint, a crack, or heavy scale. Clearing it helps today. A survey tells you why it keeps happening.
Whether it is a flooded drive in Wallington, a slow run behind a High Street property or a grease-choked kitchen line at Segensworth, we clear it, camera it and explain what we found.
Call today, or send a few details and photographs and we will come back to you.
New-build pipework, shared parking-court runs and one of the busiest retail parks in the county. We clear the blockage, camera the run and tell you whether it is a fault, debris or a warranty matter.
Large estates on heavy clay, shared runs between properties and drainage now old enough to fail. We clear it, camera it and tell you whether it is your pipe or the one next door.
Steep ground above the Hamble, period riverside cottages and working boatyards. We clear the blockage, camera the run and work out what the slope and the soil are doing to your pipework.
A conservation-area village on the Hamble with period property, working farmland and long private drain runs. We survey before we dig, and we take the waste away ourselves.
Large post-war estates, chalk downland above the town and modern development at Berewood. We clear the blockage, camera the run and tell you exactly what caused it.