Jetting, rodding and CCTV
Blocked Drains Harrow
Blocked drains in Harrow homes and businesses can escalate quickly — from a slow-running sink to sewage backing up through ground-floor fittings. Our drain engineers carry jetting equipment and CCTV cameras to diagnose and clear blockages on the same visit.
Call 020 0000 0000Blocked Drains in Harrow — What You Need to Know
Blocked drains in Harrow homes and businesses can escalate quickly — from a slow-running sink to sewage backing up through ground-floor fittings. Our drain engineers carry jetting equipment and CCTV cameras to diagnose and clear blockages on the same visit. Harrow has some of the hardest water in London (300–340 ppm).
What's included
- High-pressure water jetting (up to 4,000 psi)
- Manual rodding for solid blockages
- CCTV drain camera survey
- Root cutting and debris removal
- Collapsed drain inspection
- Shared drain and sewer blockage
- Outdoor gully and inspection chamber clearance
- Drain relining and patch repair
Fixed drain clearance pricing. CCTV survey report included on all camera inspections.
Coverage — Harrow (HA1–3)
Postcodes served: HA1–3
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020 0000 0000Common Questions — Blocked Drains in Harrow
How quickly can you attend a blocked drain in Harrow?
We aim to attend HA1–3 postcode emergencies within 30–60 minutes. Same-day appointments are available for non-emergency blocked drains.
My drain keeps blocking repeatedly — why?
Recurring blockages usually indicate a structural issue: root intrusion into clay pipes, a collapsed section, or a build-up of grease in the pipe walls that jetting can remove but cannot permanently prevent. A CCTV survey will show the exact cause.
Can you clear a shared drain?
Yes. We work on both private drains and shared sewers. For shared sewers that are Thames Water's responsibility, we can advise whether to contact them or whether the blockage is on the private section you are responsible for.
Do you provide CCTV reports for insurance?
Yes. Our CCTV drain survey reports are accepted by most home insurers and include HD footage, a written condition report and drain location sketch.