Blocked Drains in Selsey, West Sussex

There's never a "good" time for a toilet to back up, but it always seems to happen on a Sunday night or right before guests arrive, doesn't it? If you're facing an overflowing drain or a loo that won't flush, don't panic. We offer a true 24/7 emergency service across Selsey and West Sussex. Whether it’s a blocked main sewer or a nasty foul odour that's suddenly appeared, we’ll get to you fast to stop things from getting messy. We're fully insured and we don't do hidden fees, so you can breathe a sigh of relief knowing the price we say is the price you'll pay.

Sometimes a simple plunger just won't cut it, especially when you're dealing with years of built-up fat, grease, or coastal sand ingress. That's where our High-Pressure Water Jetting (HPWJ) comes in. We don't just poke a hole through the blockage; we scour the pipe walls clean. It’s perfect for those stubborn kitchen sink blocks or external gullies that have collected garden debris. It's a quick, clean way to get everything moving without needing to dig up your driveway or garden.

Wondering why that one drain keeps blocking every few months? It might be more than just a bit of grease. In many Selsey homes, older pipework can settle, or Pitch Fibre pipes common in 1960s builds can start to collapse. We use waterproof cameras to take a proper look inside. A CCTV drain survey gives us a live feed of your pipes, so we can spot the exact problem—whether it's a cracked section or tree roots finding their way into the joints. We also provide pre-purchase surveys if you're buying a home in West Sussex, so you aren't stuck with an expensive surprise underground after you move in.

Most of us don't think about our shower drains until we're standing in three inches of soapy water. Hair, soap scum, and even loose bits of tiling can easily choke up a bathroom pipe. If your shower is draining slowly or your sink is making a strange gurgling sound, it's usually a sign that a blockage is forming. We can clear these internal pipes quickly, including those tricky U-bends. Even if you've dropped something down the toilet—like a plastic rim block—we can usually retrieve it without needing to replace the whole unit.