Drainage

Blocked drains cleared.
Causes fixed.

We clear the blockage, investigate what caused it, and repair it so it does not come back — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

The service

Clearing it is
only half the job.

FXtive Group repairs faulty drainage systems and clears blocked drains across London and the south of England, as part of a single property maintenance service rather than a separate call-out.
Anyone can push a blockage through. The question that matters is why it formed — root ingress, a collapsed section, a fall that was never right, or fat and debris building against a defect. Clear it without answering that and the same call comes back in six weeks.

So every callout has the same shape: clear it, survey it, and tell you plainly whether it needs repair or simply needs watching.
What we cover

From a blocked sink
to a new run.

Investigation and repair, not just clearance — the same team does both.

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High pressure jetting

02

CCTV drain surveys

03

Pipe lining

04

Blocked toilets

05

Blocked sinks

06

Root removal

07

Drain installation & replacement

Process

Clear, investigate,
irepair..

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01

Clear the blockage

High pressure jetting or mechanical clearance, so the property is usable again the same visit wherever possible.

02

CCTV survey

A camera survey establishes the actual condition of the run and what caused the blockage — evidence, not guesswork.

03

Report and options

You get the footage and a plain account of what it shows, with the repair options and what each one costs.

04

Repair

Pipe lining, root removal, or excavation and replacement where the run is beyond repair.
Common questions

Asked often
enough to answer here.

Related services

Often needed
alongside.

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A dedicated 24-hour call centre and coordinated response, every day of the year.

03

Non-destructive investigation that locates the source before anything is opened up

05

End-to-end repair and reinstatement, from first assessment to final completion.

Blocked drain?
Call now.

We answer 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, across London and the south of England.