Yes. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, so whenever you need us we're ready to take your call.

We're based at 144 Old Town, Broxburn, and cover Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife and the Borders, with drainage services and maintenance throughout central Scotland.

No. There are no call-out charges and no hidden fees. We give clear pricing from the outset and make sure you understand what you're paying for.

Prices vary with the size and difficulty of each job. Get in touch and one of our team will give you an accurate quote and an estimated timescale.

Yes. Once the work is complete and you're happy, you'll receive your invoice along with a minimum 30 day guarantee on the work.

Our team are all CSCS registered and bring over 30 years of industry experience.

Pressurised water is forced through a nozzle on a long hose and fed into the pipe or drain to give it a deep clean. It clears tough debris without digging or harsh chemicals.

If you're building over an existing drain, it should be surveyed before and after the work. Otherwise you may be liable for any damage found, even if it wasn't your fault. We also carry out surveys for Scottish Water.

Often, yes. If there's suitable access, we can line the pipe with a smooth sleeve that covers the damage and restores full flow, usually in a matter of hours rather than days.

Yes. Our electronic tracing equipment pinpoints from ground level where your drainage runs, including buried manholes and collapsed sections, with no need to dig.

The most common causes are too much toilet paper at once, toys or food flushed by children, sanitary products, cotton products, nappies and baby wipes.

Gurgling or slow sinks, baths or showers, washing machine water coming up in the bath or sink, water sitting in the garden, bad smells, and sinks or toilets rising and overflowing.

We offer planned maintenance every 3 months, 6 months or once a year. Regular cleaning keeps drains at full capacity in heavy rain and cuts the risk of blockages and smells.

Large amounts of liquid waste such as grease traps, petrol interceptors, spillage clean-ups and large car park drainage. Our team is fully SEPA licensed and we provide duty of care documentation.

Yes. We can pick up keys or contact the tenant or landlord to arrange access, and carry out the work with as little disruption as possible.

In Scotland the property owner is usually responsible for the private drain that serves only their property, up to where it joins the public sewer. Scottish Water looks after the public sewer network. If neighbours are affected or sewage is in the street, contact Scottish Water; for a private blockage on your property, call us on 01506 346 028.