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You’ve probably heard nightmare stories of white blockages or fatbergs lurking in the drains, but there is also the risk of concretebergs. During new construction projects, concrete is poured into the ground to form the base for new structures. Sometimes, concrete can overflow the designated area and seep into the sewers.

Once in the sewers, the concrete will travel down the pipes before it eventually sets into place. This can cause serious damage to the drain’s function and needs to be prevented at all costs. In the unfortunate event that concrete does flow into the sewers, Hampshire Drainage can offer concreteberg removal services for construction sites and local water authorities

Another detrimental substance for drains is plant or tree roots. When roots find a way into the drainage system, they can quickly block off the piping and impact water flow.

Additionally, they can also create cracks and leaks within the pipes themselves. All of this put together leads to serious damage to the system and will require intense repair.

In order to combat this, we can offer tree root removal as soon as the issue begins. By tackling the problem as soon as possible, larger damage can be averted.