Emergency Blocked Drain & Toilet Clearance in Kent
A blocked toilet, sink or drain will not wait. We clear blockages across Kent using professional rods and jetting equipment, with as little mess as possible.
Call 07767 801449 — available 24/7, no call-out fee.
What to do right now
Stop using the affected toilet, sink or bath — every flush or drain-down adds to the problem.
Do not keep flushing a blocked toilet. If the bowl is close to overflowing, lift the cistern lid and gently hold the float up to stop it refilling.
A plunger works on many simple blockages. Avoid pouring strong chemical drain cleaners down a blocked drain, as they can leave standing water that is unpleasant and unsafe to handle.
If several fixtures are gurgling or sewage is backing up, the blockage is likely in the main drain. Stop using water in the house.
Call us — tell us which fixtures are affected so we can bring the right equipment.
Common causes
Wipes, sanitary products and other items that do not break down being flushed
Fat, oil and food waste building up in kitchen drains
Hair and soap scum in basins, baths and showers
Tree roots entering joints in older clay drains
Collapsed, cracked or misaligned drain pipes
What we do
Find where the blockage is, from the fixture back to the main drain
Clear it with drain rods or high-pressure jetting as the job requires
Leave the area clean and test that everything is flowing freely
Tell you honestly if the problem is a damaged pipe rather than a simple blockage
Blocked Drains & Toilets questions
Can you unblock a toilet on the same day?
Yes. We clear blocked toilets and drains day and night, including weekends and bank holidays. Call and we will give you an honest arrival time.
Why does my drain keep blocking?
Repeat blockages usually mean something in the pipe itself — a build-up of fat, tree roots or a damaged section. If we find this we will tell you, rather than just clearing it and leaving you to call us again.
Who is responsible for a blocked drain, me or the water company?
Drains that serve only your property are generally your responsibility. Shared drains and public sewers beyond your boundary are usually the water company’s. If you are unsure, call us and we can help work out where the blockage is.
Do you charge a call-out fee for blocked drains?
No call-out fee. We give you the price before we start work.