A blocked bath is one of the most common problems in Britain’s households and it’s surprisingly easy to fix, so there’s no need to call a plumber…just yet. By following the advice outlined below, you will learn how to unblock a bath drain with ease. How Do You Unblock a Bathtub Drain by Hand? Now … Continue reading “How to Unblock a Bath Drain”
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Mains Water Pressure: What You Need to Know
Water pressure is the force that helps push the water through the pipes in your home so that it can come out your taps when you need it to. Water pressure is measured in ‘bars’ with one bar having enough force to raise the water in your pipes to a height of 10 metres. Wherever … Continue reading “Mains Water Pressure: What You Need to Know”
Our Professional Septic Tank and Sewer Pump Out Processes
One frustrating but necessary aspect of owning a home with a septic tank or private sewer is getting said tank or sewer pumped out. This keeps your system flowing and in perfect working order, preventing it from becoming so blocked up that it ceases to work. It also means that it will not be left … Continue reading “Our Professional Septic Tank and Sewer Pump Out Processes”
Septic Tanks: Treatments and Caring for Your System
Many of our customers live in areas where it is not possible to connect to the public sewer system. As such, they need an alternative, usually in the form of a septic tank. However, these systems need care and attention to keep them working the way they should, and not every septic tank treatment will … Continue reading “Septic Tanks: Treatments and Caring for Your System”
How You Can Spot a Sewage Leak on Your Property
One problem that homeowners will want taken care of as quickly and as efficiently as possible is a sewage leak. These are not only a problem because of the unpleasant smells and dampness they can bring to your property, but they can also cause further damage to the surrounding areas, allow for a large spread … Continue reading “How You Can Spot a Sewage Leak on Your Property”
Establishing Sewer Connections: Everything You Need to Know
Many properties rely on their own private systems to remove waste water from buildings on the site. However, in some cases, there may be a greater benefit to establishing a sewer connection. For instance, a sewer line is far less susceptible to clogging than septic systems, and you will not have to regularly pump your … Continue reading “Establishing Sewer Connections: Everything You Need to Know”
Who is Responsible for Clearing a Blocked Sewer?
One of the most frustrating problems a property owner can find is that they have a blocked sewer line. This can be anywhere in or around the building, from a blocked outside sewer drain filled with tree roots, to a collapsed pipe preventing your drain from running smoothly underneath your home or business. The stress … Continue reading “Who is Responsible for Clearing a Blocked Sewer?”
The Perforated Drain Pipe and What You Need to Know
A perforated drain pipe is one of the most essential aspects of your drainage system. Perforated drain pipes provide drainage solutions to excessive standing water near the building foundations of your domestic or commercial property. Perforated drain pipes are most commonly used to move rainwater away from the house so that it can drain elsewhere. … Continue reading “The Perforated Drain Pipe and What You Need to Know”
Selling a House with a Septic Tank: Everything You Need to Know
If you are selling a house with a septic tank in the UK, we have provided everything you need to know in this article. We know that selling a house is stressful enough without the added complication of organising the details of a septic tank with a buyer. So, to help make the process easier, … Continue reading “Selling a House with a Septic Tank: Everything You Need to Know”
Does My House Have Surface Water Drainage?
Learning about your property’s drainage system is extremely important. If you can’t tell whether your house has surface water drainage, the Coastal Drain experts are here to help. We help homeowners understand their drain connections and systems so that they know where their surface water drains to and what to do if there is a … Continue reading “Does My House Have Surface Water Drainage?”
