Drainage services in London in a few clicks

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Do you require a drainage service? No problem! With our straightforward and efficient system, we can have your drain cleared within 2 hours of booking.

We can provide you with a variety of drainage solutions. The techniques we deploy include:

Plungers: Plungers can be used to create pressure and suction to dislodge minor blockages in toilets or sinks.

Augers or Snakes: These are long, flexible tools that can be inserted into the drain to break up or remove obstructions further down the line.

Power Augers: Professional plumbers often use motorised drain augers that can handle tougher clogs.

Hydro-Jetting: This method involves using a high-pressure water jet to blast away debris, grease, and blockages from the inside of the pipes. It is particularly effective for clearing out stubborn clogs and grease build ups.

Chemical Drain Cleaners: While not always the first choice due to environmental and safety concerns, some professionals may use specialised chemical drain cleaners to dissolve clogs.

Camera Inspection: In cases where the cause of the blockage is not readily apparent, LITTA professionals may use a drain camera to inspect the inside of the pipes. This helps us identify the exact location and nature of the blockage.

Pipe Replacement or Repair: In severe cases, when the pipes are damaged or severely blocked, we may need to recommend replacing or repairing sections of the drain system due to a break or crack.

Sewer Rodding: This technique involves inserting a rod with a cutting head into the sewer line to break up blockages or remove debris, this is the most common approach.

Manual Removal: For some blockages, LITTA professionals may need to manually remove debris or obstructions by disassembling parts of your plumbing system, like pipes or ubends under showers or sinks.

It's important to note that attempting to tackle a drain blockage without the necessary knowledge and tools can lead to further damage or potential health hazards.