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Local Solihull drainage engineers covering Hockley Heath. Blocked drains, high-pressure jetting, CCTV surveys and drain repairs, with a clear price agreed before we lift a cover.
Hockley Heath sits in B94, not B37, about 5 miles south of central Solihull on the A3400, and it's a classic village-edge settlement with a mix of older cottage-style properties, 1970s and 1980s detached houses, and some newer executive-style builds on the outskirts. Drainage work here tends to split between root-damaged clay pipes in the older plots and blocked drains on the newer estates where fat and wipes build up faster than you'd expect. Quiet area, but the jobs are steady.
We come in on the A3400 through Shirley and Dickens Heath, which gives a clear run most of the day. The older properties sitting close to the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal corridor tend to have long garden runs of original clay pipework, and the mature trees throughout the village are a genuine problem, sending roots into pipe joints and causing slow partial blockages that owners mistake for a toilet issue. The low-lying ground near the canal doesn't help during heavy rain either, and shared sewers between neighbouring detached plots are more common than people realise here.
Most common Hockley Heath jobs
- Clearing root intrusion from clay drains on older village properties
- CCTV surveys after slow-draining sinks or toilets that don't resolve with rodding
- Blocked outside gullies on driveways after leaf fall in autumn
- Locating and mapping shared sewer connections before property sales or extensions
- High-pressure jetting on grease-blocked kitchen drains in the newer detached houses
Services we run from Hockley Heath
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Tell us what's blocked or backing up, and we'll give you a clear price for the likely job, no call-out fee, plus a realistic ETA, before we hang up.
Hockley Heath FAQ
In Hockley Heath it's often neither a simple blockage nor a broken pipe. Low-lying plots near the canal can suffer from surcharging, where the public sewer fills up faster than your private drain can empty into it. A CCTV survey will confirm whether the problem is on your side of the boundary or further downstream, and that dictates who's responsible for fixing it.