Prepare Your Drains and Pipes For Winter

Winter wreaks havoc on everything, from gardens to the exterior of houses, and of course your drains and pipes. The weather is grim from around late November to early March, and it’s a long time until the warmer weather comes. With this in mind, most of us will start to take time to put care and attention into the exterior of our homes before the weather makes it impossible for us to do anything.

Keeping Your Drains Working in Autumn

The nights start to draw in now and the views over parks and rural areas get prettier by the day, with multi-coloured leaves falling to the ground slowly, and the trees with their gorgeous plumage standing proud in the autumn haze. The temperatures plummet and we’ll be spending our autumn wrapped up indoors with a mug of coffee and a chunky sweater. However, outside your drains will be suffering as a result of Autumn’s leaf shedding as the leaves fall. They will inevitably land in your drains, eventually clogging them up.

Drain Maintenance Tips

We believe in prevention before cure, and that means making sure you take good care of your drains. It can be expensive to sort out if you leave a problem until it becomes unmanageable. The easy route can be as simple as taking care of your pipes and kitchen and bathroom drains to make sure they’re not blocked so you don’t get the kind of problems that cost an arm and a leg to solve.