When water’s backing up into a shower tray or spilling out of a gully into your garden, panic sets in. Most people grab a plunger, pour boiling water and chemicals down the hole, or pick up the phone and call the first emergency blocked drain services in Bedfordshire they see on their phones.
That gurgling sound from your pipes – is it just a blockage…or something worse? The dread of a collapsed drain can quickly turn any homeowner into an amateur plumber, frantically searching for answers online. But don’t panic – you’re in the right place. Drainflow has helped countless customers across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, and Buckinghamshire navigate the murky waters of drain problems.
Dealing with a blocked drain? That sinking feeling in your stomach is all too familiar. But before you panic about who’s going to pay for the mess, let’s clear the murky waters of drain responsibility. Which starts with the question: Who is responsible for shared drains?
At Drainflow we often get home buyers asking, ‘Is it worth getting a drain survey?’, so we thought it was time to have an article which addresses that question. There’s lots of confusion around what is required when buying a property, and whether a home buyers survey includes a drain survey, so we’re going to try to clear matters up.
The supermarket is our one stop shop for numerous challenges around the house. Whether it’s stain removers, oven cleaners, or drain unblockers, our local store can solve the problem. Or can it? Pouring chemicals down a drain, without knowing what effects those chemicals might have, may lead to more problems than they can solve. In this article, we look at 5 reasons to avoid chemical drain cleaners.