Septic tanks play an essential role in managing wastewater for properties not connected to the main sewers. They usually work quietly in the background, so it’s easy to forget about them until something goes wrong.
However, when you know what to look for there are subtle signs around your home and garden that offer an early indication that your tank or drainage field needs attention.
Here’s the Mega-Rod guide to septic tank warning signs, helping you avoid costly repairs and messy emergencies in rural areas around Bath and Bristol.
The first clues often show up inside the house. If sinks, showers and toilets are draining more slowly than usual – especially in more than one room – this can mean that your septic tank is struggling to cope, rather than a local blockage. Persistent gurgling noises from plugholes and toilets after you flush suggest that wastewater is having trouble flowing away as it should.
Smells are another key warning sign. Occasional whiffs from a rarely used shower trap are one thing, but ongoing sewage smells indoors, particularly near floor drains or where the waste pipe leaves the building, should never be ignored.
Together, these symptoms point to a system that needs to be checked and, in many cases, emptied before things deteriorate further.
Your garden can reveal a lot about the health of your septic system. Lush, unusually green strips of grass or plant growth over or near the drainage field may mean untreated wastewater is seeping into the soil instead of being properly dispersed. Especially when the rest of the lawn appears normal.
Soft, spongy or constantly wet patches, even after a dry spell, are another sign that the ground is becoming saturated. Standing water or puddles that linger around the tank or drainage field are a particular red flag, as is any strong sewage smell outdoors when you’re near inspection covers or the soakaway area.
These changes suggest the drainage field is no longer coping with the volume of effluent it’s receiving, which can lead to pollution, damage to the system and potential issues with local regulations if left unresolved.
If you can safely access your inspection covers, you may notice clues around the tank itself. Wet patches, staining or signs of overflow around the covers after heavy use or rainfall can indicate the tank is backing up and needs attention.
Likewise, if you find you’re arranging for the tank to be emptied far more than in previous years without a change in household size, that points to problems with the structure of the tank or the performance of the drainage field.
In some cases, you might see evidence of solids where they shouldn’t be, such as visible debris in outlet chambers, which suggests the system isn’t separating waste as effectively as it should.
All these signs are a prompt to have the system inspected and professionally emptied so that any underlying faults can be identified before they lead to a complete failure.
A single, slow drain is often nothing to panic about, but when you notice a combination of slow drainage, smells, wet ground or changes to the lawn above your system, it’s time to act. Booking a professional inspection and septic tank emptying at this stage is far less disruptive than waiting until the sewage backs up into the house or the drainage field fails.
It’s a good idea to also note the things you shouldn’t do when you have a septic system. Avoid tipping harsh chemical drain cleaners or large volumes of bleach into the system, as these can damage the helpful bacteria your tank relies on. Don’t divert roof or surface water into the septic tank, and never drive, park or build over the drainage field, as this can compact the soil and crush pipework. Taking these precautions helps your system work effectively.
If these warning signs sound familiar, get your system checked by a drainage professional before a minor issue becomes a major problem. Mega-Rod’s experienced team helps homeowners and businesses in Bath, Bristol and the surrounding areas with septic tank emptying, inspections, regular maintenance and drainage-field investigations.
Whether you’ve noticed slow drainage, soggy patches in your garden or worrying smells, our team can offer clear advice on the next steps and carry out any necessary work to keep your system running reliably.
Contact Mega-Rod on 01225 422980 to keep your septic tank flowing.
Buying a home in Bath or Bristol is one of the most exciting, and expensive, commitments you’ll make. Whether you’re buying your first home or are a landlord expanding your portfolio, one thing you can’t afford to skimp on is due diligence.
Most homebuyers will have a RICS or a RPSA building or homebuyer’s survey to check the general condition of the property. However, this only really tells you what’s happening above ground, when much of what really matters is tucked out of sight underground.
This is where a homebuyer’s drain survey conducted by drainage experts like Mega-Rod comes in. It gives you a clear picture of the condition of your drains before you commit to the property purchase, and it could save you thousands in unexpected repair bills later on.
Most buyers assume that a general house survey will pick up all serious issues with the property, including the drains. In reality, standard surveys tend to focus on the elements the surveyor can see and easily access, such as walls, the roof, doors, windows and visible signs of damp.
Drains usually get a basic visual check, if that. There won’t be any cameras inserted into the pipes and there’s no detailed testing to check how well the system is working. That means cracked pipes, partial drain collapses, tree root ingress and joint failures can all go undetected at the point you agree on the final price.
Problems in your drainage system can stay hidden for years, right up until they cause a major problem. A CCTV homebuyer’s drain survey takes away the guesswork by sending a specialist camera through the drainage system and recording what’s actually going on.
Tree root ingress, displaced joints, broken sections of pipe, a build-up of fat or limescale and poor historic repairs are all common discoveries. All of these issues can lead to recurring blockages, sewage backing up in the property or garden, and even damage to foundations or driveways.
When you factor in the cost of excavation, reinstating hard surfaces, and sometimes structural work, the cost of fixing a collapsed or badly damaged drain can quickly climb into the hundreds if not thousands of pounds.
The good news is that if a problem is found before you complete, it isn’t your problem alone. A professional homebuyer’s drain survey gives you concrete evidence you can share with your solicitor, surveyor and the seller.
In many cases, buyers use this evidence to renegotiate the purchase price, ask the seller to complete repairs before exchange, or insist on a contribution towards the work. If the survey reveals extensive damage, you may even decide to walk away and look for another property. Regardless, you can make an informed decision instead of taking a gamble on what might be lurking underground.
When you book a homebuyer’s drain survey with Mega-Rod, the process is straightforward and designed to fit around your purchase timeline. An engineer will visit the property, locate suitable access points, and feed a high-resolution camera through the drains. As it travels along the pipework, the engineer checks for cracks, blockages, root ingress, collapsed sections and any signs of poor installation or age-related wear.
After the visit, you’ll receive a written report in plain English, along with supporting images and clear recommendations. You’ll know which issues are urgent, which can be monitored, and what any suggested repairs are likely to involve.
A homebuyer’s drain survey is particularly important in the following situations:
If you’re in the process of buying a home in Bath, Bristol or the surrounding areas, arranging for a homebuyer’s drain survey is one of the simplest ways to protect your budget and peace of mind.
Contact Mega-Rod today to discuss your proposed purchase, book a survey, and make sure that the drains under your future home are in good condition before you sign on the dotted line.
Slow drains, foul smells and weird gurgling noises are all issues that property owners face from time to time. But how do you know which professional to call when problems arise, a local drainage company like Mega-Rod or a plumber?
As local drainage experts in Bath, Bristol and the surrounding areas for over 40 years, we’ve seen it all here at Mega-Rod. And we’ve put together this straightforward guide to help you decide when you need to call a local drainage expert for your water-related emergency.
Here are some key indicators that you might have a problem.
Slow-draining water
When water in your kitchen sink, basin, bath, shower or appliances starts draining away more slowly than usual, it’s a sure sign that trouble is brewing in your drainage system. Especially if more than one drain or household fixture is affected. This could indicate that fat, limescale, soap scum, food debris, wet wipes or even tree roots have started to narrow the pipework and restrict the flow of wastewater.
Foul smells
Nasty odours offer another clear warning sign. Foul smells that have you reaching for the air freshener or opening windows could indicate that waste is getting trapped in the system or stagnant water is sitting in a section of pipe. They could also point to cracks or damage in the pipework where sewer gases are escaping.
Gurgling noises
Gurgling noises from sinks, toilets or outside drains are a cry for help from your drainage system. They indicate that trapped air is being forced through the water because of a partial blockage or poor venting, and are often the forerunners to a full blockage occurring.
Plumbing and drainage both deal with the flow of water in and out of your property. But their roles aren’t interchangeable. Here’s how the responsibilities of plumbers and drainage specialists differ:
Plumbers
Plumbers deal mainly with clean water coming into your property and the internal fixtures that use it. So if you have a dripping tap, faulty toilet flush, leaking radiator or no hot water, a plumber would be your first port of call.
Drainage specialists
Drainage specialists, on the other hand, deal with all aspects of wastewater and sewage leaving the property. So if you’re facing blocked or slow-moving drains, nasty smells, sewage backing up or repeated issues with your toilet or sink, it’s time to call in the drainage experts like Mega-Rod.
When you book a drainage specialist, you can expect a highly trained and knowledgeable engineer whose aim isn’t just to fix your problem, but to diagnose any underlying issues and prevent them from recurring.
Our engineers arrive prepared with the latest tools and technology. High-pressure jetting machines and drain rods allow us to clear even the most stubborn blockages quickly and safely. If we suspect underground problems, we’ll use CCTV drain surveys to inspect your pipework, rooting out damage, cracks or hidden obstructions with minimal disruption to your property.
You can also expect a prompt response, especially for emergencies. Drainage issues can be a real nuisance, so we offer a 24/7 emergency callout service that’ll get things flowing again quickly and reduce the risk of future drainage issues.
Blocked drains bring all sorts of problems, from foul smells and gurgling noises to stubborn water that just won’t clear. If any of these signs sound familiar, it’s important to take prompt action to resolve the problem before it escalates.
This is where our rapid-response drain unblocking and drain cleaning services come in. Serving Bath, Bristol and the surrounding areas, our specialist team is equipped to investigate and locate stubborn blockages. Using advanced drain cameras where necessary, we’ll get your wastewater pipes flowing smoothly again in no time.
Mega-Rod is proud to be a Which? Trusted Trader, giving you complete confidence in the quality, reliability and safety of our service.
Contact Mega-Rod on 01225 422980 for a fast, effective solution to your drainage problems.
It’s the middle of the night. You get up for a drink, only to discover that your bathroom floor is awash or the kitchen sink is refusing to drain. Time is of the essence. Quick thinking and knowing exactly who to call can stop a minor issue from turning into a full-blown crisis.
Few things can derail your peace of mind quite like a sudden drain emergency, whether it hits at 2am or 2pm. At Mega-Rod, our priority is keeping homeowners and businesses across Bath, Bristol and the South West safe and stress-free at any hour. Here’s what you need to know if disaster strikes out of the blue – and how our 24/7 service can restore order, fast.
Knowing exactly what to do in a drainage emergency helps to limit damage to your property. Take a deep breath and try to stay calm – this will help you to get a clearer picture of what’s happening so you can explain things easily when the professionals arrive.
Here are some simple steps to keep things under control until help arrives:
Not every plumbing problem merits a middle-of-the-night callout. Knowing the difference keeps you safe and avoids unnecessary expense.
Genuine drain emergencies include:
Some issues, though inconvenient, can usually wait until normal working hours, including:
If you’re unsure whether your situation is an emergency, it’s best to err on the side of caution, especially if health or property is potentially at risk. The Mega-Rod team is always happy to advise, any time of day or night, helping you decide if immediate support is needed or a scheduled repair will suffice.
Round-the-clock peace of mind in Bath, Bristol and the South West sets Mega-Rod apart. When you call us in an emergency, you get:
Drain emergencies are disruptive and stressful, but they don’t have to ruin your night (or your property). Save our number – 01225 422980 – to your phone now and know that whenever trouble strikes, we’re just a call away, whether it’s the middle of the night or the middle of your workday.
If you suspect a drain emergency in Bath, Bristol and the South West, call our 24/7 team without delay.
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 find even the slightest crack in your pipework, these thirsty roots will slowly work their way inside, creating drain blockages and structural damage that worsen over time.
Root intrusion, also known as root ingress, is one of the UK’s leading causes of blocked drains, affecting everything from modern builds to older homes and commercial properties. Fortunately, the drain unblocking experts at Mega-Rod are here to help. We offer a modern, no-dig, root-cutting service in Bath, Bristol and the surrounding area, designed to remove roots, restore flow and protect your drains – with minimal disruption to your garden.
Tree roots are naturally attracted to moisture and nutrients. Few places offer a better source than your drains. Inside your pipes, water is constantly flowing, carrying traces of nitrogen-rich waste that roots find irresistible. It’s a particular problem during the summer when the surrounding soil begins to dry out, encouraging the roots to seek alternative food and nourishment.
Unfortunately, it doesn’t take much for roots to find a way in; small cracks or loose joints provide an open invitation. Once inside, these invading roots grow rapidly, pressing against the walls of the pipe to form a dense tangle. Water and related waste, such as toilet paper, struggle to pass, often becoming entangled and increasing the obstruction. If left untreated, these root-related blockages can lead to burst pipes or even complete collapse.
Root ingress can be tricky to spot as the damage begins deep underground. Without regular drain inspections, it’s easy for problems to go unnoticed. Fortunately, there are a few telltale warning signs of drain blockages caused by roots:
If you’re experiencing one or more of these symptoms, it’s time to call in drain unblocking experts, like Mega-Rod.
Mega-Rod uses advanced, no-dig drain repair methods to resolve root issues quickly and cleanly. We use CCTV drain surveys to locate the source and severity of the problem. Then, we use specialist root-cutting equipment to slice through intrusive roots, followed by high-pressure drain-jetting to clear away debris and restore flow.
Once the roots are removed, we re-inspect the pipes to check for cracks or breaches. Where necessary, we install drain liners, durable resin sleeves that bond tightly to the pipe’s interior. This technique effectively creates a “pipe within a pipe”, sealing out future root growth and preventing further drain blockages – all without messy or disruptive excavation.
While our no-dig solutions can repair and reinforce damaged pipes, as the old adage says, prevention is always better than cure. We recommend:
You don’t need to dig up your garden to fix root-damaged drains. Our innovative, no-dig solutions make light work of deep-rooted problems, keeping your wastewater flowing freely while maintaining your garden’s appearance.
Don’t let tree roots cause costly drain blockages. Our drain unblocking specialists in Bath, Bristol and the surrounding area are ready to help. Contact Mega-Rod for expert advice and fast, effective solutions before the roots take hold.
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 bits – like drains – that keep a property ticking over smoothly and keep your tenants happy.
As a landlord, you’re responsible for repairs to ‘basins, sinks, baths and other sanitary fittings, including pipes and drains’, according to the UK Government. So regular drain checks, especially between tenancies, are essential for protecting the long-term value of your property, minimising hassle, and ensuring legal compliance.
That’s why so many local landlords across Bath, Bristol and the surrounding areas rely on Mega-Rod. Here’s an overview of how we can help you, whether you own a single rental flat or manage a portfolio of properties.
Before renting out a property, you have a responsibility by law to ensure that it’s in a liveable condition and everything is in top working order. As part of your pre-tenancy checks, all plumbing and drainage must be inspected. Much of the inspection can be carried out visually – looking for leaks or drips, ensuring the toilets flush correctly and making sure that water drains away smoothly. You can also look for damp patches on the walls, check the radiators are working properly, and that pipework isn’t corroded.
But this isn’t the full story. Unseen issues could be lurking within your plumbing and drainage system, slowly causing hidden damage that could manifest into expensive repairs in the future. This is where a proactive CCTV drain survey comes into its own, catching hidden problems before they turn into major inconveniences for you and your tenants.
Booking a drain survey with Mega-Rod eliminates the guesswork from property management. Our expert engineers use state-of-the-art CCTV technology to check every inch of your drainage system with minimal fuss. Waterproof cameras attached to a flexible rod are fed through access points, providing real-time, high-resolution images from deep inside your pipes.
This quick, non-invasive process is monitored by an onsite engineer who’s able to record and identify blockages, leaks, root ingress or signs of wear and tear, so you’re not caught off-guard by future emergencies.
After the survey, we’ll provide you with an easy-to-understand report detailing the condition of your drains, along with images and annotated videos, plus recommendations for any issues found. If remedial work is needed, we’ll get that booked in promptly and explain the best solutions and costs upfront.
It only takes one hidden blocked drain or undetected leak to spark a whole heap of stress: emergency callouts, tenant complaints and expensive property damage. Booking a drain check between tenancies means you:
Professional drain surveys also reassure tenants that the property is well-maintained before they move in. Your tenancy agreement should set out the tenant’s responsibilities, and you may want to emphasise the importance of good drain health to them.
This, along with a proactive drain survey, reduces the risk of future disputes should problems arise over ‘who blocked the drain’.
Whether you’re gearing up for new tenants or looking for a reliable partner for your annual maintenance, Mega-Rod works with landlords, property managers and letting agents to keep your drains in top condition and rental headaches at bay.
Book a CCTV drain survey today.
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 maintained garden or the green space around your commercial premises.
Here are the main reasons your garden keeps flooding.
Clay-heavy soil is common in the Bath region and throughout North Somerset. Fine, densely packed clay particles make the soil sticky and almost impenetrable, so rainwater absorption is slow at best and impossible at worst. The result is large puddles of standing water.
Water needs somewhere to run to. The wrong layout of paths and lawns may direct excess water toward the house. Uneven lawns and compacted soil also impede the flow of rainwater, causing large puddles to form.
Artificial grass, paved driveways, and concrete patios are non-absorbent. This leads to standing water and unsightly puddles rather than being absorbed and redirected.
Maintaining your drainage system is essential. Broken gutters, blocked pipework, or drainage that’s incorrectly situated prevent water from flowing safely through your garden.
Increased rainfall in recent years has raised the water table in low-lying areas and near rivers, such as the River Avon, which runs through Bath and Bristol. The Bath flood gates have helped control flooding in recent years, but it’s still essential to correctly maintain your garden and drainage systems.
The experienced technicians at Mega Rod have been helping homes and businesses solve the problem of garden drainage for years.
Here’s How We Do It
1. Site Assessment
We conduct a thorough inspection to assess the unique requirements of your garden.
2. Install, Maintain, and Repair Drains and Guttering
Damaged or blocked drains are repaired or replaced as appropriate. We may also suggest installing additional drainage or guttering to deal with your situation more effectively.
Regular maintenance prevents many problems, so we recommend regular inspections by Mega Rod to keep everything in the best condition. This may be all you need to prevent your garden from flooding (depending on your individual circumstances).
3. Sustainable Protection with a Soakaway System
This simple drainage solution is ideal for areas where water collects, such as drives or lawns. An underground channel or hole is dug, lined with a filter membrane, and filled with gravel or specialist plastic crates. The soakaway can absorb large quantities of water, which then filters into the surrounding soil.
4. Install a French Drain
A perforated pipe is placed into a gravel-filled trench. This allows water to be absorbed and directed out of the area. It can be connected to a soakaway or a nearby watercourse. This system is perfect for preventing flooding and keeping damp at bay.
5. Improvements or Modifications to Your Garden
Permeable paving can be used for drives and patios, and raised flower beds filled with good-quality soil allow for better drainage. Improve clay-heavy soil by mixing in manure or organic matter such as leaves. Lawns can be spiked (aerated) to improve drainage, and shallow trenches filled with grass (swales) can collect and redistribute excess water.
You may need a gardening specialist for some of these measures, but we can advise you on the best solutions for your specific situation.
Drainage Solutions and Peace of Mind with Mega Rod
Call our expert team in Bath today on 01225 422980.
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 with this problem for many years. A question we’re often asked is, ‘how much does it cost to unblock a drain?’ Costs vary depending on the situation. Here are the main points to consider.
If the blockage is difficult to reach, fixing it is harder. It takes longer and may require special equipment. If the blockage is easily accessible, it’ll be quicker – and therefore cheaper – to resolve.
Tricky access and tough blockages may require a CCTV drain survey to determine the precise location and nature of the problem. High-pressure water jetting may be needed to thoroughly remove the blockage.
Often the problem is caused by something easy to remove – food waste, hair, and soap scum, for example. Solid matter requires more work – tree roots, debris such as plaster or cement, mineral buildups, and collapsed pipes all take longer to fix.
Hardened fatbergs (large lumps of grease, fat and oil) are also common and may contain other items trapped within – an extra problem which makes them particularly tough.
Problems can arise at any time, including evenings and weekends. Out-of-hours callouts are likely to incur additional costs.
If you need general maintenance such as cleaning, descaling or debris removal, we can schedule a visit during regular working hours. Even if you have a blockage, not all problems are urgent, so a pre-booked call-out may be all you need. This is the most cost-effective way of dealing with the issue.
Of course, problems don’t always occur at a convenient time. At Mega Rod, we offer a 24/7 callout service, so help is only a quick phone call away, and we always aim to offer fair and transparent prices.
Prices depend on the cause and complexity of the blockage, equipment used, length of time to resolve the problem and time of day. Here are some ballpark figures.
PLEASE NOTE
This is a rough guide based on average figures for the UK. Precise costs are tailored to your individual requirements.
A few simple measures can prevent problems and save you money.
Prevention is always better than cure, so why not consider regular drain maintenance with a reliable and experienced local company? Prevent major problems and costly repairs with regular inspections and remedial work, as required.
Whatever the problem, we’re here to help.
Contact our experienced team today.
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 panic and it’s tempting to grab the phone and call a drainage engineer at once.
However, it may be far less serious than you think, and some simple steps can help you assess and even solve the problem. This is what you should look out for.
If the problem is in one location, this indicates a local blockage (within your property). If several fixtures are blocked (bath, kitchen sink, toilet, for example), a problem with the main pipe is more likely, and you’ll need a professional drainage engineer.
Don’t use taps or appliances in areas where you have a blockage. This easily leads to flooding and creates even bigger problems.
The problem may be right in front of you.
The blockage may be clearly visible, so always check the area carefully.
This is a common problem area in many households, and this easy solution is often effective.
NOTE: Boiling water can damage plastic pipes and ceramic toilets, so don’t use this method if you’re unsure about your pipes.
For sinks, basins and baths, use a cup plunger. Ensure all other drains (the ones you’re not plunging) are blocked with damp clothes before you begin. This makes the plunging more effective.
For toilets, use a flange plunger and the same method. If a plunger doesn’t clear the blockage, you need a professional drain engineer.
These may work, but they’re dangerous. Chemicals can damage pipes and people if there are any splashes, so it’s best to avoid them.
If you have a manhole outside, lift the cover and check the interior cavity. If there’s nothing to see and the cavity is clear, it’s likely the problem lies within your home.
If it’s full of water or you see some other blockage, the issue is probably in the main sewer. This is a job for drainage experts, so don’t try to access the sewer yourself.
If none of these methods work, talk to the friendly team at Mega-Rod. We look after homes and businesses in Bath, Bristol and the surrounding areas.
Don’t battle with stressful drainage problems yourself.
Contact us today on 01225 422980 or email admin@mega-rod.co.uk
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 obstructions efficiently and effectively. If your DIY drain unblock didn’t work and you’re still struggling with poor drainage, you urgently need to book a professional drain unblocking appointment to get your wastewater flowing properly again.
The UK is a nation of DIY enthusiasts, with millions of people spending their spare time tackling everything from flat-pack furniture assembly to repainting the spare room. Indeed, almost a third of Brits surveyed by business directory Yell.com admit they’ve tried to unblock drains or other pipework themselves. DIY drain unblocking attempts commonly involve homeowners donning rubber gloves and using vinegar and baking soda, chemical drain cleaners or domestic pressure washers on pipework. However, DIY methods can’t be relied on to clear a mass of cooking fat, wet wipes, roots or other notorious drain blockers.
A DIY approach might work if there’s minor congestion in the U-bend pipe beneath your kitchen sink. But drainage systems are complex underground installations that need specialist help from a trusted drainage company such as Mega-Rod. We’ve been unblocking, maintaining and repairing drains in Bath, Bristol and beyond for many years and are ready to help you. All you need to do is contact us today.
If rogue matter builds up in your drains and prevents wastewater from passing through them, the performance of your system will suffer greatly. You’re likely to notice the following key symptoms of blocked drains:
Homeowners’ DIY drain unblocking attempts are risky and may fail for all sorts of reasons:
Trying to unblock your drains yourself can leave you with numerous additional problems.
Take chemical drain cleaners, for instance: many contain peroxides (which generate heat) or caustic soda (which is corrosive) and so can weaken pipes or kill the helpful bacteria that break down waste in septic tanks. Worse still, they ‘can cause severe skin burns and eye damage’, warns plumbing supplier Oatey.
Moreover, DIY drain unblocking attempts can expose you to the pathogens and hazardous gases that lurk in drains.
If your DIY drain unblock didn’t work, stay calm and bring in the experts. As a well-established drainage company offering a 24/7 Bristol and Bath drain unblocking service, Mega-Rod has the knowledge, skills and equipment to resolve your problems.
We use CCTV drain surveys to diagnose and locate blockages and check for damage before unblocking drains swiftly and thoroughly, often with ultra-powerful drain jetting equipment. Our root cutting equipment is also invaluable.
For expert drain unblocking, call Mega-Rod in Bath today on 01225 422980.
