Professional CCTV Drain Surveys
Serving Crediton & Across Devon

A blocked drain is nobody's idea of fun, often leading to foul odours, water that simply won't drain away, and even messy overflows. Our engineers tackle these problems head-on, using powerful high-pressure water jetting equipment. This method safely and quickly blasts away even the most stubborn blockages – think grease, fat, scale, and general debris – getting your system flowing freely again without resorting to harsh chemicals.
From a blocked toilet, sink, or shower that needs sorting immediately to external drains and gullies choked with leaves and silt, we handle the lot. We also take on bigger jobs like clearing main sewers and deep-seated blockages. For commercial kitchens, we specialise in grease trap and fatberg removal, and we can even descale pipes to remove hard build-up that slows things down. We can clear most blockages without needing to dig, using our specialist tools. The best way to prevent kitchen sink blockages? Regular flushing with hot water and avoiding pouring grease down the drain.

There’s no room for guesswork when it comes to your property’s drainage. Our advanced CCTV drain survey cameras let our experienced engineers see exactly what’s happening deep inside your pipework. This means we can pinpoint cracks, collapses, tricky tree root ingress, and hidden blockages without any disruptive digging. This type of detailed survey is absolutely vital for diagnosing those annoying recurring problems, checking the condition of a system before you buy a house (a homebuyer drain survey can save you from nasty surprises!), or when you need to meet specific planning requirements, like for a new extension.
We carry out comprehensive visual inspections and provide clear, actionable recommendations. You’ll receive a full written report and HD video footage of our findings, so you know exactly what’s going on. We can also trace and map out the exact path and depth of your drains, and pinpoint the source of any elusive leaks. The cost of a CCTV drain survey in Devon will vary depending on the complexity and length of the system, but we provide clear quotes upfront. If we find a problem, we’ll explain your options for repair simply and clearly. And yes, our equipment allows us to survey drains even in difficult-to-access spots.

Whether you’re embarking on a new extension project, need to upgrade an old septic tank, or require a fresh surface water solution, our team handles the entire installation process, from initial design to final completion. We specialise in putting in modern, fully compliant, and efficient drainage systems. This includes everything from installing wastewater treatment plants and soakaways for properties not on the mains sewer, making sure your system meets all current regulations, especially those for new septic tanks.
We can install new drainage for extensions and new builds, taking care of all the groundworks and pipe laying. Our team also fits Aco and channel drains for driveways, patios, and paths, and makes sure your surface water and foul water drainage systems are separate and working effectively. We can also manage sewer connections and main tie-ins to link your property to the public sewer. Many customers ask about the difference between a septic tank and a treatment plant; a treatment plant offers a higher level of waste treatment before discharge. We can advise if planning permission is needed for a new soakaway and give you an idea of how long a drainage installation might take during our consultation.

A damaged drain doesn’t automatically mean a big, disruptive excavation across your garden or driveway. We’re specialists in "no-dig" drain repair technology, which includes methods like patch lining and full-length relining. This clever approach allows us to fix cracks, holes, and fractures from inside the pipe itself, creating a tough, permanent structural repair with minimal fuss and little to no disruption to your property. It’s often referred to as 'keyhole surgery' for your drains.
Resin patch lining works perfectly for repairing isolated cracks or smaller holes. While drain relining is indeed a permanent solution, sometimes a no-dig repair just isn't possible, perhaps due to a severely collapsed drain. In those cases, our team can manage the full excavation and replacement process efficiently. We also specialise in removing invasive tree roots from drains and then repairing any damage they’ve caused. Often, it's cheaper to reline a drain than to dig it up and replace it, saving you money and disruption. For critical failures, we offer emergency drain repairs to get things sorted quickly.