Common issues we fix
- Recurring blockages and slow-draining fixtures
- Bad odours and trapped wastewater
- Blocked external drains and gullies
- Emergency overflows and backups
We check tank type, capacity and access. While we do this, we confirm compliance with current discharge rules.
We remove and dispose of the waste via our EA registered waste carrier licence. Meanwhile, we check the tank and outlet for faults.
We flag any repairs needed. Meanwhile, we advise on a sensible emptying schedule for your household size and tank capacity.
Is your property in one of Basingstoke's off-mains villages? Overton, Kingsclere, Sherborne St John, Old Basing, and Bramley are the areas we cover for this. Have you never received a sewerage charge from a water company?
Then you very likely have a septic tank or private treatment plant. We can confirm this on our first visit. While we are there, we also check your system's type and capacity.
We are an Environment Agency registered waste carrier. We collect and dispose of waste by law and in a way you can track. Additionally, we provide a waste transfer note for your records.
Your tank may discharge to a watercourse rather than a soakaway. In that case, check the date you installed the system. If it was before 1 January 2020, the General Binding Rules may require an upgrade. However, we can tell you what applies to your setup. We can also explain the options during a visit.
No, Plumbers Basingstoke does not charge any call-out fees. You only pay for the work completed.
For urgent drainage issues, we respond promptly across Basingstoke and surrounding areas, with urgent jobs prioritised.
Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency drainage services across Basingstoke and surrounding areas. Request a quote online for immediate assistance.
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