Blocked drain? Call now.
Engineer typically on-site within the hour across Dorset and Hampshire. Fixed prices agreed before any work starts — no call-out fee.
Signs you need emergency drain unblocking.
A blocked drain rarely announces itself all at once. Slow-draining sinks, baths or toilets are usually the earliest sign, often followed by gurgling from waste pipes as air gets trapped behind a partial blockage. A foul smell from an outside gully or manhole, or wastewater surfacing in the garden or driveway, generally means the blockage has progressed further along the run and needs urgent attention. If several fixtures back up at the same time — a kitchen sink and a downstairs toilet, for example — that's often a sign the blockage is in a shared or main drainage run rather than a single fixture, and typically needs a professional clearance rather than a shop-bought solution.
What's included.
Every emergency call-out starts with 24/7 dispatch, with an engineer typically on-site within the hour. Depending on the type and location of the blockage, we clear it using rodding, high-pressure water jetting up to 4000 psi, or a combination of both for internal drains, external gullies and manhole runs. Once the drain is running freely, we confirm clearance with a camera inspection rather than assuming the fix has worked, and you receive a written report covering what caused the blockage and what to do to prevent it recurring.
Fill in the form and we'll call.
If it can wait until the morning, use the form below. If water is rising or waste is surfacing, always call the emergency line.