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How to Clean Your Own Gutters Blocked gutters can pose a serious danger to your home, with regular cleaning required to keep these risks at bay. In this guide from Coastal Drains, we’ll explain the importance of gutter cleaning and then show you how to clean your own gutters using household tools. Why Should You … Continue reading “How to Clean Gutters”
A collapsed drain is a very serious issue that can cause dampness and damage both inside and outside of your property. A swift operation to determine the source and location of the issue, and then to repair or replace the damaged drains is essential. When your drain collapses you’ll first need to get a CCTV … Continue reading “Collapsed Drain Repair Costs Explained”
A slow draining toilet can be a very concerning sight. When your toilet is flushing incorrectly it can be easy to worry that something catastrophic has gone wrong, but often, the problem and its solution are relatively simple. A slow draining toilet is something that requires attention, but with this easy guide you should be … Continue reading “Slow Draining Toilets – Causes and Solutions”
Lead pipe replacement may be necessary for your house, depending on several factors. Lead service pipes have not been legal for 50 years, but many houses built before 1970 may still use lead pipes for their water supply. This brings with it risks to your health, so many people choose to have lead pipe replacement … Continue reading “Do You Need Lead Pipe Replacement In Your Home?”
In the UK, the average in-home water pressure is about 40 to 45 pounds per square inch (PSI), so if it feels like your water pressure has dropped; it is likely that your water pressure has dropped below the ideal range. The average family in the UK uses around 300 gallons of water a day, … Continue reading “The 10 Common Causes of Sudden Low Water Pressure in Your House & How to Fix Them”
When running a commercial kitchen, you’ll frequently be dealing with fats, cooking oils, and grease (FOG). However, disposing of these substances, all while being compliant with the law and preventing large blockages, can be extremely challenging. The Importance of Installing a Grease Trap When fats, oils, and grease substances flow down the sink, it cools … Continue reading “10 Simple & Effective Grease Trap Cleaning Steps”
If you have a soil pipe or waste pipe leaking on your property, it can remain a relatively minor event if it is discovered quickly enough. However, it can also be a significant cause of water damage depending on where the leak appears, and how long it has been going on for. The waste pipe … Continue reading “The Best Ways to Fix a Leaking Waste Pipe”
Going to flush the toilet and realising the water isn’t going down fills you with a feeling of dread that floods your mind with all sorts of terrible scenarios. Is the water going to overflow and cause a massive flood? Is there a blockage? Is this going to happen again? Rather than panicking, it is … Continue reading “The 5 Most Common Reasons Why Your Toilet Won’t Flush”
So, you have a blocked drain but aren’t sure if you need to fork out for a drainage engineer to come and repair the situation. You know you don’t have a drain unblocker in your cupboards, but you do have bleach. Will it work? Bleach is fantastic at destroying bacteria, cleaning, and sanitising; but can … Continue reading “Does Bleach Unblock Drains? Common Drainage Questions Solved”
Knowing the different types of drainage systems, and discovering which one is on your property, can help you massively in the future. If you ever need to make any changes to your current drainage system, either due to a fault or because you need to add drainage to a new extension, you’ll need to know … Continue reading “What are The Types of Drainage, and How to Tell Them Apart?”
