We attend homes and businesses across Stockport with clear fixed pricing. Because access varies by property, call-out times stay flexible. There is no call-out fee, and we give you a fixed quote before any work starts.
We offer drain unblocking, CCTV drain surveys, drain jetting, drain repairs and 24/7 emergency call-outs in Stockport. Each job starts with a look at the problem, so you know what to expect. Because we quote a fixed price first, there are no surprises on the day.
If you decide not to go ahead, you owe us nothing. Meanwhile, urgent jobs go to the front of the queue. Mark your request urgent when you contact us, and we will treat it that way.
A drain is out of sight, so a fault can be hard to find. A camera survey shows what is wrong. Then we explain the fix in plain words, and the choice is yours.
Stockport's hilly ground creates some of the trickiest drainage in Greater Manchester. High ground around Bramhall and Heaton Moor sits well above the Mersey and Goyt valleys below. The famous Stockport Viaduct spans a valley over 100 metres deep in places, so you can see how much the ground changes across town.
Victorian homes in Heaton Moor and Bowdon often still use original clay pipes. The tree-lined streets and mature gardens here look lovely. However, roots find their way into old pipe joints. Root removal and pipe relining are common jobs in these areas.
Marple's steep slopes bring a different problem, because fast-moving water wears pipes down over time. Old stone pipework in Marple can crack under that pressure. For that reason, careful checks matter here more than in most places.
Low ground near the Mersey, in the town centre and parts of Marple, carries real flood risk. Heavy rain can push sewage back into these properties. A backflow prevention device is worth considering if you live in one of these spots.
Marple's rocky ground also makes digging expensive. A problem that needs a simple dig elsewhere can cost far more here. Since prevention beats a costly dig, regular CCTV checks pay off in these areas.
Whether you live in a Heaton Moor villa, a Bramhall hilltop home or a Marple riverside house, we tailor our approach to your property's own drainage story.
Since Stockport's clay-rich soil and Victorian-era pipework create unique drainage challenges, blockages are common. Here are seven tell-tale signs that one is developing.
Drain MaintenanceKitchen blockages account for most of the call-outs we attend across Stockport and Cheshire, yet most are preventable. A few simple changes make the difference.
CCTV SurveysBecause Stockport's housing stock ranges from Victorian mill-town terraces to modern estates, drains vary widely. Whatever you are buying, a drain survey protects your investment.
These sought-after spots have large, mature gardens with big trees, plus some of Stockport's oldest pipework. Old clay pipes and tree roots don't mix well, and occasional ground movement adds to the risk. Because of this, many owners here choose preventative relining before a bigger problem develops.
Steep ground means water moves fast through the pipes, which can wear them down over time. Old stone pipes in Marple can crack under that pressure. As a result, digging and repair costs more on this terrain. Regular jetting is a cost-effective way to stay ahead of it.
Yes. Properties near the Mersey or Goyt face flood risk in heavy rain, as combined sewers back up. Since a backflow device stops that water reaching your home, it's worth fitting one if you're close to the river. We'd also suggest a flood-risk check before buying a riverside Marple home.