★★★★★ 4.9/5 · 500+ reviews
High-pressure high-pressure root cutting clears drains by blasting fat, silt, roots and scale off the full bore of the pipe. It's our first-choice method for stubborn blockages and safe for most drains — at a pre-agreed price, across the UK.
Tree or shrub roots in the drain
Root intrusion in the pipe
Cracked joints where roots get in
Recurring blockages that keep coming back
Cleaning a drain before a CCTV survey
It cleans the whole pipe, not just a hole through the blockage
No harsh chemicals
Adjustable pressure, safe for older clay pipes
Fast, with immediate results you can see on camera
CCTV check first where useful
Feed the root cutting hose into the drain
Scour the pipe clear with high-pressure water
Confirm the drain is clear, on camera where helpful
We agree a clear, pre-agreed price with you before any work begins — so you know exactly what you'll pay before we start.
If a problem we fixed returns within the guarantee period, we'll put it right.
"Fast, tidy and did exactly what they said. Couldn't fault them."
"Showed me the problem on camera and sorted it properly. No hard sell."
"Reliable and professional — one call and it was handled."
Cut and cleared roots from a tenement drain, then recommended a CCTV survey to check for damage.
Cut back invasive roots at a cracked joint, then relined the pipe to stop them growing back.
Yes — we adjust the pressure to suit the pipe, so it's safe for older clay drainage while still clearing the blockage.
We agree a price before we start, so you know the cost upfront.
Root cutting cleans the whole pipe and handles grease, silt and roots better; rodding suits some solid blockages. We use whichever fits.
Most root cutting jobs are completed within the hour.
Yes — we're fully insured, our engineers are DBS-checked, and we hold recognised industry accreditations including Water Jetting Association membership.
We confirm the drain is flowing freely before we leave, and if a blockage returns because we didn't clear it properly, we'll come back and put it right.
Wherever possible we use no-dig methods such as relining and localised patch repairs, so there's little or no excavation.
You're normally responsible for the pipes within your property boundary; the shared or public sewer beyond it is usually the water company's. If we find it isn't yours, we'll tell you.
Fast service across the UK, 24/7, pre-agreed price before any work.
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