A one-off blockage is a clear-and-go job. A drain that blocks again and again is telling you something is wrong underground, roots pushing in through a joint, a cracked or collapsed section, or a length of pipe that was never laid with enough fall. We find out which, and fix the cause rather than the symptom.
What we handle
- CCTV drain surveys with a written report
- Root ingress cutting and removal
- Cracked, displaced or collapsed drain repairs
- No-dig patch lining for damaged sections
- Full drain and main line replacement where needed
- Pre-purchase drain surveys for buyers
Signs the pipe itself is the problem
- The same drain blocks every few weeks
- Waste water pooling in the garden or around a manhole
- Sunken ground or a soft patch above the drain run
- Persistent bad smells outside even after a clear
No-dig repairs
Excavating a drain means a dug-up garden or driveway and a big bill to reinstate it. Where the pipe allows, we repair the damaged length from the inside with patch lining, no trench, less disruption, and you're back to normal the same day. If a section genuinely has to be dug out, we tell you plainly and quote it before we start.
What it costs
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| CCTV drain survey & report | €140 |
| Root cutting / localised clear | from €180 |
| No-dig patch repair | quoted after survey |
| Excavated drain replacement | quoted after survey |
Where we cover
We survey and repair drains across Dublin, including Clontarf, Rathmines and Dún Laoghaire. Send us your Eircode to confirm cover.
Who this isn't for
If the fault is on the public sewer beyond your boundary, it's Uisce Éireann's responsibility. Our survey shows exactly where the problem sits, so you know who should be paying to fix it.