Tree roots and drains make a surprisingly common yet destructive combination. Hidden beneath your garden, this silent struggle unfolds as tree roots search relentlessly for water and nutrients. If they…
If you’re a landlord, letting agent or property manager, you know that property maintenance involves more than a fresh lick of paint or a tidy garden. It’s often the hidden…
No one wants to wake up to a waterlogged garden. Standing water can damage foundations and lead to damp problems in the home or office. It also destroys your carefully…
A blocked drain is unpleasant and can damage your property. It’s a stressful situation that needs resolving without delay. Mega Rod has helped customers in Bath, Bristol, and surrounding areas…
A blocked drain can feel like a major problem. A toilet that won’t flush, a horrid smell from a plughole or water rising in the bath – it’s easy to…
Do-it-yourself drain unblocking is highly unlikely to work and may even create further problems. That’s because homeowners lack the drainage expertise and powerful equipment required to locate, identify and overcome…
You’re probably aware that drain jetting involves using high-pressure water jets to resolve problems such as blocked drains. But do you know exactly what happens during a professional drain jetting…
Does your home have separate drainage systems for surface water and wastewater? If so, it’s crucial to find out whether there are any drain misconnections, as they can put your…
Looking for simple ways to save water and reduce pressure on your drains? Small changes to your daily habits can protect your plumbing, cut your bills, and help the environment….
More than a million properties in the UK countryside send their wastewater to off-mains drainage systems. If you’re buying a rural residential/commercial property described as having no mains drainage, you…
Whenever you use water at your home or business, you produce wastewater, which flows through your drains and away from your property. These underground pipes work extremely hard, but because…
Temperatures are beginning to climb as the UK heads towards summer, and at the time of writing the first heatwave of 2025 is imminent, according to Somerset Live. So now…
