Blocked drains cleared fast — 24/7 drain unblocking & emergency plumbers across the UK

• Blocked kitchen drain

  Grease, fat and food debris accumulate in kitchen waste pipes and build into solid blockages that standing water cannot shift. Our engineers use high-pressure jetting to cut through the grease column and restore full flow quickly.

  Book a drain unblocking

• Blocked outside drain

  Outside gullies and inspection chambers block with leaves, soil and debris — especially after heavy rain. Left untreated they cause sewage to back up into the property, so fast action is essential.

  Book outside drain clearance

• Collapsed sewer pipe

  Root intrusion, ground movement and age can fracture or fully collapse underground sewer pipes — causing persistent blockages that jetting alone cannot clear. A CCTV drain survey gives you a precise diagnosis and repair plan.

  Book a CCTV drain survey

• No hot water or heating

  Boiler lockouts, failed diverter valves and sludge-blocked heating circuits are common causes of sudden heating failure. Our Gas Safe registered engineers diagnose the fault and carry common replacement parts to fix most breakdowns in a single visit.

  Book a heating engineer

• Burst or leaking pipe

  A burst pipe can release hundreds of litres per hour and cause serious structural damage within minutes. Our emergency plumbers prioritise pipe failures and can isolate supplies and effect a permanent repair in most cases on the same visit.

  Book an emergency plumber

• Slow bath or shower drain

  Hair and soap-scum accumulation creates a partial blockage that slows drainage over weeks until water starts pooling. Cleared early with professional jetting equipment it is a quick job — left too long and the blockage can extend into shared stack pipes.

  Book a drain clearance

• 60-minute emergency response

  Our target for urgent callouts is 60 minutes in most urban postcodes across England and Wales. When water is coming through your ceiling or sewage is backing up into the house, minutes genuinely matter. We maintain live engineer availability around the clock — including Christmas Day, Bank Holidays and the middle of the night — so there is always someone ready to dispatch. Rural response times may be longer, but we will always give you an honest ETA before the call ends.

  Learn more about emergency callouts
• Vetted, insured engineers

  Every engineer in our network passes identity verification, qualification checks and insurance confirmation before they are ever dispatched to a customer property. We accept no self-reported credentials — documentation is verified directly. Engineers carry public liability insurance of at least £2 million, and Gas Safe registration is confirmed for any work involving gas appliances. You will never receive an unannounced subcontractor; the engineer we name on your booking confirmation is the engineer who arrives.

  Learn more about our vetting process
• Fixed-price quotes

  You see the price before work starts — every time, without exception. There are no hidden call-out charges added retrospectively, no hourly-rate surprises when the job runs over and no material uplifts tacked onto the invoice. The figure your engineer writes on the quote sheet is the figure you sign for and the figure you pay at the end. If the scope of work changes — for example if a collapsed pipe section is discovered during a clearance — we pause, explain and requote before proceeding.

  See our pricing guide

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  How to unblock a drain

  Blocked drains range from a slow kitchen sink to a full sewage back-up — and the right fix depends on where the blockage is and how severe it has become. This guide walks through the options from DIY approaches to when you genuinely need a professional.

  Read the guide
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  CCTV drain survey — what to expect

  A CCTV drain survey sends a camera through your underground pipe network to identify cracks, root intrusion and collapsed sections. This guide explains what happens during the survey, how long it takes and what the report should contain.

  Read the guide
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  Signs you need a drain engineer

  Slow drains, gurgling sounds and persistent bad smells are often early warnings of a developing blockage or pipe failure. This guide covers the seven warning signs that indicate your drains need professional attention before a minor issue becomes a major repair.

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Standards & accreditation

• Gas Safe

  All gas work carried out by Gas Safe registered engineers. Registration verified at point of dispatch.

• WRAS-compliant fittings

  Water fittings and materials meet Water Regulations Advisory Scheme standards to protect your drinking water supply.

• WRc-aligned CCTV

  Drain survey reports follow WRc coding conventions — the industry standard used by water companies and structural engineers.

• £2m+ Public Liability

  Every engineer carries a minimum of £2 million public liability insurance. Documentation available on request before any work begins.