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How it works

Straightforward, start to finish

1

You call and describe the problem

Tell me what's happening and I'll ask what I need to, no call centre and no hold music.

2

I give you one fixed price on the phone

Agreed before I set off, so there's nothing to negotiate once I'm on site.

3

I clear it, show you the photos and leave it clean

You see exactly what was wrong and that it's sorted, then I tidy up and go.

About the problem

Blocked toilet in Somerset & Wiltshire

A toilet that won't flush properly, or rises close to the rim, is most often caused by wet wipes or sanitary products caught in the pan or the pipe just behind it, even ones labelled flushable. Sometimes the real problem is further down the branch drain the toilet shares with other fittings in the house, rather than the toilet itself, in which case plunging it will never fix it no matter how many times you try.

I check whether the blockage is in the pan, the pipe just behind it, or further down the shared drain, and use whatever actually clears it, hand rods or jetting in most cases. Taking the pan off is only needed occasionally and I'll always say so upfront if that looks likely rather than starting and telling you halfway through. I bring what's needed to protect the floor and leave the bathroom clean, minus the blockage.

Proof, not promises

Recent blocked toilet work

New pipe junction and rodding-eye access bedded in shingle beside a house wallJunction fitted
Close-up of a freshly concreted passage floor finished against the wall and gullyFinished flush
New pipe junction fitted on the drain run, then the passage floor reinstated flush with the wall.
Most jobs like this are cleared in a single visit. You get one fixed price on the phone before I set off, and if I can't clear it you pay nothing for the visit.
Recent work

Recent work across Somerset & Wiltshire

Blockages cleared, broken runs dug out and replaced, and the ground put back properly afterwards. Every photo below is our own work, taken on the job.

Open trench along a house wall with a new orange drain pipe bedded in shingleDuring
The same passage with the trench filled and fresh concrete laid over itAfter
Drain run replaced along a side passage, then the surface concreted back over.
New black plastic inspection chamber set into the ground with a spirit level across it and water running through
New inspection chamber set level, with the flow running clear through it.
Jetting hose fed into an open brick inspection chamber in a patio
Jetting hose fed into an inspection chamber to clear the run.
Trench cut through a concrete path filled with gravel, with the round inspection chamber open beside itDuring
The same path with a fresh tarmac strip running from the doorstep to the round drain coverAfter
Repair under a concrete path, with the surface patched back in afterwards.
A dark void opened up in the ground beside a bag of aggregate
Void opened up in the ground where the drain below had given way.
Deep narrow trench with a new drain pipe bedded in shingle running towards a chamber
New pipe run bedded in shingle, ready to be backfilled.
New square gully and grate fitted under a downpipe and haunched in with concrete
New gully and grate under a downpipe, haunched in and finished.
Excavated hole exposing a buried pipe with tree roots growing around it
Dug down to a buried pipe with roots growing in around it.
Narrow path with a freshly concreted strip running between two drain covers
Path made good after the pipework underneath was replaced.
Where we work

Covering Taunton, Yeovil, Salisbury and the towns between

Questions

Blocked toilet FAQs

Why won't my toilet flush properly?

Most often it's wet wipes or sanitary products caught in the pan or the pipe just behind it, even ones labelled flushable. Occasionally the problem is further down the shared drain rather than the toilet itself.

Can you fix it without removing the toilet?

In most cases, yes, using rods or jetting from the drain side. Taking the pan off is only needed occasionally, and I'll always tell you first if that looks likely.

Is it going to be messy?

I bring what's needed to protect the floor and clean up properly afterwards. The bathroom is left as I found it, minus the blockage.

Can I use the toilet again straight away?

Yes, once it's cleared and I've checked it's flowing properly, it's fine to use immediately.

Prefer we call you?

Leave your number and a quick note about the problem. I'll ring you straight back, usually within minutes during the day.

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