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Previous drainage jobs in Eastbourne, East Sussex
Devonshire, BN21
Under £500
Drains keep on getting blocked. Southern Water and Clancy say that the fault lays within my drains.I have already had a section of drains changed about 4 years ago. I suspect that the problem is at a small manhole that is just at the limit of my property.
St Anthony's, BN22
Under £500
Inspect drainage from kitchen & bathroom (there is an odour when water is run) to ensure that there are no blockages or pipe movement. (The building, a terraced house, has been empty for a couple of months.)
Old Town, BN20
Under £250
Water in the drains of my shower, bath and sink take a long time to go down. I was hoping someone could come over to fix the problem.
Sovereign, BN23
Under £250
Rainwater drain is blocked, not sure if it is drain or soakaway
Devonshire, BN22
Under £100
I have a cast iron soil pipe in a cupboard space that used to be a toilet. I need the pipe cut back and removed. It runs vertically.
Upperton, BN21
Under £100
WC does not drain away quite as quickly as it should. Problem seems to be in the downpipe as manhole cover lifted and drain run is clear
St Anthony's, BN23
Under £2,000
1930s house built on heavy clay.....waterbutt used to take excess water but needs emptying constantly
Devonshire, BN22
Under £250
Need to clear drainage in a hotel
Friston, BN20
Under £1,000
The existing soak away is old and is blocked up. Need new soak away and T piece
Ratton, BN22
Under £100
Drain cover to inspection hatch approx 25 yards. Blockage due to mud/silt etc.
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