Drain repair services from ECS across Hampshire
No matter the issue with your drainage, our team of expert drain repairers in Hampshire can come out to help you get your drains flowing once again.
- Drains frequently blocking due to root damage?
- Old or damaged drains needing replacement or repair?
- Looking for a cost-effective drain repair solution?
We do all our own drain repair work, so the company you call is the company who does the work (i.e. us!). We work to the highest standards to resolve your issue effectively and efficiently for the long term.
Call us here at ECS. Or drop us a message!
Steps and methods to fix your drain
Drain diagnosis
Getting the correct diagnose of the problem with your drains is crucial. We use CCTV surveys and other methods to assess the extend of the damage.
Once diagnosed, we’ll choose the best method to fix your drain
We then choose the best modern repair method, potentially saving you hundreds of pounds over traditional drain repair and replacement.
Drain repair techniques
Patch lining and re-lining
If you’re worried about the disruption and costs of replacing drains, relining saves you time, money and a lot of disruptive digging!
Our team can re-line your pipes with a new internal sleeve that sticks to the old pipe, ideal for pipes and drains that run under your home, garden, driveway or prize rose beds.
If damage is limited to just a short section of a foul drain, storm drain or private sewer pipe, we can apply a patch lining to fix the problem without disruption.
Moling by Easy Clean Services
For installation of new drains and pipes, ECS offer moling services. This technology pushes steel rods underground forcing a hole that then allows a new drain line or mains water line to be inserted.
Please note that moling may not be suitable for all applications of ground conditions.
Renoline ‘no-dig’ technology from ECS
Renoline is a new pipe material similar to GRP (glass reinforced plastic) that is far superior in quality and strength to the pipe or drain you wish to line. The new Renoline pipe will be moulded into your existing pipe by the ‘inversion’ method. When complete, the new pipe will be rigid and tightly fitted to the existing pipe with only a minimum loss of cross section of approximately 6%. Renoline can be used for patch lining sewers, vertical rainwater down pipes, etc.
We really like Renoline technology because it:
- Eliminates costly excavations
- Repairs leakages and open joints, root intrusion, cracks and other pipe failure
- Is suitable for domestic, industrial, commercial and municipal applications
- Creates a permanent structural repair
- Improves flow and withstand ground movement
- Is ready for use within hours of installation
- Accepted by local authorities, loss adjusters, surveyors, etc.
For more details, or to book a drain repair assessment, call ECS today. We are always happy to discuss the many options available to carry out repairs to damaged drains.
Our drain repair service areas
Alton, New Milton, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Salisbury, Tidworth, Andover, Newbury, Basingstoke, Fleet, Aldershot, Guildford, Farnham, Fareham, Liss, Liphook, Petersfield, Waterlooville, Soberton, Newtown, Chichester, Arundel, Portsmouth, Romsey, Tadley, Alresford, Ropley, Winchester and Four Marks.
We service Hampshire and Surrey, so do reach out if you’re in these counties.
Give us a call or drop us a message!
Frequently asked questions about our Hampshire drain repairs
Can a drain be repaired without digging up?
They can indeed. It does depend on what the issue is with the drain, but it can be done.
We in fact offer on-dig drain repair as a service, using the latest technology to do so.
Get in touch with the team to find out more.
Can you repair a collapsed drain?
We need to take a look at the drain, but we do in fact fix collapsed drains.
How much does it cost to repair a drain?
Unfortunately, we would need to come out and assess the damage and the repair technique to give an accurate quote to fix your drain.
According to Checkatrade, the average cost of drain repair is around £500.
We will just add, it entirely depends on the damage of the drain, and what’s needed for the repair job.
For any other questions that you have, reach out to a member of the team – give us a call or drop us a message!
