Oxford Drains

Oxford OX1 Blocked drains including Blocked Toilet Bath Shower Bath basin Urinal and Drains all Unblocked. The very best service provided from the very best Local Company. Our drain clearance service is reliable, fast and affordable. We have been unblocking drains for many years. Fully equipped vehicles capable of drain clearing with high pressure drain jetters and all the tools required. We are available for 365 days of the year providing Emergency Drain Response. Our Vehicles are ready to respond to your blocked drains Oxford 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

We also carry out Drain Camera Surveys. If you are purchasing a property then you may wish to consider a Home Buyers Drain Survey or Pre Purchase Drain Survey. This can potentially save the buyer s. The cost of a survey is around 140.00. Please feel free to call us to discuss in detail. With fully trained local engineers and over 20 years in all types of drain services, you can rely on us to get the job done.

DrainGain empty septic tanks, cesspools, wet waste, interceptors and road gullies in the Didcot, Watlington, Henley, Benson, Chinnor area. DrainGain have a fleet of drainage vehicles which are equipped to deal with large-scale drainage problems such as septic tank emptying. We provide a full septic tank cleaning service, clearing blocked inlets and outlets, removal of wet and dry materials and safe transportation of waste to registered disposal sites in Oxfordshire. Septic tanks are usually placed in an area where a sewage connection the the main sewer is not possible, more often than not septic tanks are located in remote areas.

Are you aware that its now the legal responsibility of the property owner to maintain and repair any of the underground drainage and foul systems which could hide some very costly repair bills. A private sewer is the joint responsibility of the properties that drain into it. This responsibility continues up to the point where the private sewer (including the connection) joins a public sewer. This means that often, people are responsible for the repair and maintenance of drainage pipes that are beneath land owned by somebody else, such as a neighbour.