A Whitchurch drainage engineer,
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Whitchurch sits in RG28, about 8 miles from our base in central Andover, so we're typically with you inside half an hour. It's a small Hampshire market town with a genuine mix of housing, from older Victorian and Edwardian terraces near the town centre through to 1970s and 1980s semis on the outskirts and a handful of newer cul-de-sac developments beyond that. The River Test running through the town means drainage here is never far from the conversation, and blocked drains, slow-clearing gullies and root ingress are our most common calls.

We come in on the B3400 through Hurstbourne Priors, which gives you a sense of the older rural character before the town opens up. The Victorian-era pipework in the older streets near the high street and the silk mill area is the main challenge: clay pipes with push-fit joints that have shifted over decades, and mature trees whose roots find every gap. The Test's proximity also means some gardens and low-lying plots sit on naturally wet ground, so what looks like a simple drain problem sometimes turns out to be groundwater making things worse.

Most common Whitchurch jobs

• Clearing blocked drains on Victorian clay pipe runs in the older terraced streets
• CCTV surveys to find root intrusion in joints under mature front gardens
• Unblocking slow kitchen and bathroom wastes in 1970s semis on the town edges
• Collapsed or cracked clay pipe sections requiring patch lining or excavation
• Groundwater and surface water separation checks on low-lying plots near the river
• Drain jetting after storm events when silt backs up into shared sewer connections

Services we run from Whitchurch