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The customer reported drainage issues affecting two gullies located beneath an external cast iron staircase at a property in Devizes, with restricted flow and limited access.
Both gullies were successfully cleared and left flowing correctly following mechanical cleaning and flush testing.
The external drainage was reported as not functioning correctly, with ongoing backing-up issues affecting the property.
Flow could not be restored and a usable CCTV inspection could not be completed during this visit.
The customer reported that the foul drainage system at the property was backing up, discharging slowly and failing to clear properly. These symptoms were consistent with a developing obstruction within the pipework, where water flow had become progressively restricted. Slow-running facilities, rising wastewater levels and surface pooling around the access chamber indicated that the blockage had worsened over time and now required professional clearance. Left unresolved, this type of obstruction can lead to more severe surcharging, foul odours and potential escape of wastewater.
The blockage was completely cleared, and strong flow was restored throughout the foul water system. The manhole and surrounding work area were washed down and left clean and tidy. Following clearance, the system discharged normally with no signs of surcharge, back-ups or slow operation. The customer was advised that the drain was now functioning correctly.
The client requested a CCTV drain survey to assess the condition of the drainage system.
The CCTV survey was completed successfully and the drainage system was left as found following the inspection.
A downstairs WC at a property in Chippenham was blocked, with wastewater struggling to drain away normally.
The WC was left free-flowing, with normal drainage performance restored.
A property in SN13 was experiencing slow drainage and pooling wastewater outside due to a blocked kitchen gully.
The gully was left fully free-flowing, preventing wastewater from pooling against the building and reducing hygiene concerns.