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Wraysbury sits in TW19, about 3 miles south-west of central Windsor, and it's the kind of place that looks peaceful until you lift a drain cover. The village is a mix of older detached houses, bungalows and some 1960s and 70s properties clustered around the village centre, with scattered riverside plots near the reservoirs and gravel pits. We get called out here regularly for blocked drains, slow-running gullies and root ingress, often on properties that haven't had their drains looked at in decades.

We come into Wraysbury off the B376, passing through low-lying ground that sits close to the water table for much of the year. The older parts of the village still have clay-jointed pipework, and with mature willows and other trees growing near plot boundaries, root intrusion is a genuine and recurring problem here. The ground conditions mean surface water doesn't always drain away cleanly after heavy rain, and some properties share old combined sewers that block without much warning.

Most common Wraysbury jobs

• Root ingress cleared from clay drain runs on older detached plots
• CCTV surveys to trace slow-draining kitchen and bathroom waste
• Blocked gullies and surface water drains after winter flooding
• Shared sewer investigations where neighbours are both affected
• High-pressure jetting on grease-built-up kitchen drain lines
• Collapsed pipe sections identified and repaired on 1960s bungalow drainage

Services we run from Wraysbury