Expert Drain Repairs & Installations In Alton, Hampshire

You can't fix what you can't see, and that’s especially true for your drains. If you’re experiencing recurring blockages, slow drainage, or suspect damage, our high-tech CCTV drain surveys are the answer. We thread a specialist camera right through your pipes, giving us a live, crystal-clear view of the internal condition. This means we pinpoint exact issues like cracks, tree root intrusion, collapses, or blockages, without any guesswork or unnecessary digging. It’s an essential first step for accurate drain repairs in Alton, whether you're a homeowner or buying a new property.

Finding damage in your drains can feel daunting, but our experienced engineers make the repair process as smooth and stress-free as possible. From minor cracks to severely collapsed pipes, we handle all types of drain repairs in Alton. Sometimes, a focused excavation is the most effective way to replace a compromised section of pipework, making sure your system works perfectly again for years to come. We always aim for a permanent fix, using robust materials and proven techniques to restore your drainage integrity.

Imagine fixing a broken pipe without having to dig up your garden or driveway. With our advanced 'no-dig' drain relining service, that’s often exactly what we can do for you in Alton. This clever method involves inserting a new, strong liner inside your existing damaged pipe, creating a durable 'pipe within a pipe'. It cures in place, forming a completely sealed, structural repair that's just as strong as a brand-new pipe. It’s a faster, cleaner, and often more cost-effective solution, especially when compared to traditional excavation.

Many older properties in Alton still have pitch fibre drains, which were popular decades ago but are known for problems like deforming, blistering, and collapsing over time. If your property has pitch fibre pipework, don’t worry – we specialise in bringing these outdated systems back to life. We can often use a 're-rounding' process to reshape deformed pipes, followed by structural relining. This avoids the extensive cost and mess of full replacement, giving your old pitch fibre drains a new, reliable lease of life.