Drain Repair in Clayton Le Moors (8)

If you’re dealing with cracked pipes, a collapsed drain, or ongoing blockages, you’ll want to get it sorted – and fast.

Drain problems can cause costly damage (and a horrible mess) to your home if left untreated.

Read on for everything you need to know about finding and hiring drain repair services covering Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors

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How much does drain repair cost in Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors?

The cost of drain repair varies between £450 - £750. Here's some average costs for the most common repair jobs our tradespeople see:

• Drain relining - £120-£170 per linear metre for a 150mm pipe
• Collapsed drain pipe - £275 per metre
• Replace a drain pipe - £635 per metre

How much does emergency drain repair cost in the UK?

If it's an emergency and you need 24-hour drain repair, expect to pay an additional call-out fee on top of the repair work.

Our drain repair cost guide goes into lots more detail. Or contact a drain repair specialist in Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors for an exact cost.

What does a collapsed drain look like?

Signs of a collapsed drain include:

• Slow-draining sinks
• Foul smells
• Sudden drop in water pressure
• Gurgling sounds from drains
• Damp patches in walls or gardens
• In severe cases, ground movement or sinkholes where drain is buried

A CCTV drain survey can confirm the issue.

You can also find out more in our guide on the signs of a broken sewer pipe and what to do.

Does house insurance cover collapsed drains?

Many home insurance policies cover collapsed drains if the damage is sudden and accidental, but not if it’s caused by wear and tear. That’s why it’s so important to keep up with the maintenance and more basic repairs.

It’s worth checking your policy or asking your insurer directly as a first port of call.

Who is responsible for damaged drains?

If the drain is within your property boundary and serves only your home, you’re responsible.

Shared drains or those outside your boundary are usually maintained by your local water company.

How to repair a damaged drain pipe?

Minor cracks can sometimes be fixed with patch lining or drain relining. For more serious damage, excavation and pipe replacement may be required.

A drain specialist can recommend the safest and most cost-effective solution.

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