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Drainage Services in Hedge End

Hedge End is a short distance east of Southampton and forms part of our core service area. We help homeowners and businesses in Hedge End, Botley, West End and Bursledon with blocked drains, toilets, sinks and wider drainage problems.

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If your drain is blocked, slow or smelly, get in touch with details of the problem and your postcode.

Drains and properties in Hedge End

Much of Hedge End was built from the 1980s onwards, so most homes have plastic drainage systems laid to modern standards. These tend to be less vulnerable to cracking and root ingress than older clay drains, but they can still block when wipes, fat and food waste go down them.

Newer estates often have long shared drain runs serving several homes before connecting to the public sewer, which can make it important to establish whose section is blocked. The retail parks and business areas near the motorway also generate commercial drainage work, particularly from food outlets.

Our drainage services in Hedge End

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Drain Unblocking Hedge End

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Where we work around Hedge End

Hedge End lies just east of Southampton, near junction 7 of the M27. We are based in Southampton and cover Hedge End as part of our wider service area.

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Drainage in Hedge End: FAQs

Do you cover Botley and Bursledon as well as Hedge End?

Yes. We cover Botley, Bursledon, West End, Hamble and Netley along with Hedge End itself.

Who is responsible for a shared drain on a Hedge End estate?

Drains shared by more than one property are generally the responsibility of the water company, even on private land. The section serving only your home, within your boundary, is usually yours. On very new estates, some drains may not yet have been adopted, so it is worth checking with the developer.

Drain problem in Hedge End?

Call Clear Drainage or send us a few details about the problem. We will explain what is likely to be involved before any work starts.