Dealing with Blocked Drains: Causes, Consequences and Solutions
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10 February 2025
Blocked drains are a common household problem that often strikes at the most inconvenient times. Whether it’s an overflowing sink or a sluggish shower drain, the underlying issue can quickly turn into a bigger and costlier problem if left unaddressed. Understanding the common causes, potential consequences and benefits of professional assistance is key to managing and preventing blocked drains.
Common Causes of Blocked Drains
Built-up Grease and Food Waste
Kitchen sinks are particularly prone to blockages due to grease, fat and food scraps being washed down the drain.
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What To Do If You Have A Sewer Backup
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18 October 2023
Sewer backups can be a messy and expensive problem, whether it's in your home or business. It's important to know what to do if you experience a sewer backup to minimise damage and protect your health. This piece will provide you with some helpful tips and advice to handle a sewer backup and prevent it from happening in the future.
Identify The Cause
The first step in handling a sewer backup is to identify the cause.
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What Does a Plumber Actually Do?
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29 June 2023
Plumbers do far more than install faucets and unclog drains. A plumber can also install and maintain many types of piping systems in commercial and residential properties, factories, waste disposal plants, water treatment facilities and power plants. Let's delve further into what a plumber actually does and the different specialities in which they work.
The duties of a plumber
A plumber's main responsibility is installing and maintaining different types of fixtures and piping systems.
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What Should You Do If Your Cellar or Basement Is Constantly Flooding?
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28 November 2022
When you live in an area that seems prone to flooding, the issue may be something to do with the water table. In other words, this table may be quite high and unable to cope when mother nature does its worst, leading to accumulations on the surface and the flooding of properties. When you own a home in this area, and that property has its own cellar or basement, you may be fed up with the situation.
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