Blocked Drains — Earls Court
Blocked Drains in Earls Court
Same-day drain unblocking in Earls Court, Kensington and Chelsea. From £80 per call-out. High-pressure jetting, rodding and CCTV drain surveys available.
Drain ownership in Earls Court
Drain Ownership & Responsibility
Your private drain
The drain from your property to the boundary is your responsibility. Blockages caused by misuse (fat, wipes, debris) are the occupier's responsibility under Section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985.
Shared sewers
Since 2011, shared sewers serving more than one property are Thames Water's responsibility. We can help identify whether a blockage is in your private drain or the public sewer.
Landlord obligations
Landlords must keep drains in working order. Persistent blockages in common areas of HMOs or apartment blocks are the landlord's responsibility — recurring issues should be investigated with CCTV.
London drain issues: Victorian combined sewers, clay soil movement, and dense urban tree roots make London drains particularly prone to root intrusion and structural defects. CCTV surveys are recommended for any recurring blockage.
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Common questions
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How much does drain unblocking cost in Earls Court?
Drain unblocking in Earls Court, Kensington and Chelsea from Prestige Engineers starts from £80 per call-out. Most blockages are cleared in a single visit using high-pressure jetting or rodding.
Do you provide drain unblocking in Earls Court?
Yes — Earls Court is within Kensington and Chelsea which we cover fully. We attend Earls Court for same-day drain unblocking, CCTV drain surveys, and all drainage maintenance work.
Are CCTV drain surveys available in Earls Court?
Yes — we provide CCTV drain camera surveys in Earls Court from £150, with a written report and footage issued the same day. Recommended for any recurring or unexplained blockage.