How we work
For superficial blockages in sinks or washbasins, an inexpensive manual rod from a hardware store and half an hour of patience are usually sufficient. If the water starts to move, you continue. If after 30-45 minutes it's still blocked, call us. Insisting only worsens the situation because you push the blockage to a deeper point. The plumber's first step is to find out where the blockage is. There's no point blindly inserting a rod if the blockage is two floors down. For this, we use an endoscopic inspection camera, a thin camera mounted on a flexible cable that travels through the pipe and shows the exact point and nature of the blockage on screen: hair, grease, plant roots, foreign objects, or fragments of old construction. Sinks, baths, toilets, and exterior downpipes. Professional high-pressure and rod equipment. Diagnosis before action.
