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I had a blockage between my bathroom sink and shower . I phoned one evening and they were on my doorstep the next morning . Two lovely workers unblocked the blockage within an hour - cleaned up for only £45 . Highly recommended. Thank You so much .
I had a problem with a blocked drain which was stopping the toilet from flushing properly. They responded very quickly to my call and found and fixed the problem straight away. The price was very reasonable and no hidden extras. Would definitely recommend them.
Call up the 24hr number for an emergency and took just an hour to get here which was amazing. The gentleman who came was very polite and was able to figure out the problem and sorted it out for us. I would highly recommend this company and I will be using them in the future should anything arise.
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