Family-run since 2013, we work right across the capital, and NW10 is well within our patch. That covers Willesden, Harlesden and Kensal Green.
What we cover in NW10
NW10 covers Willesden, Harlesden and Kensal Green, inside Brent. We attend both residential and commercial property here, from single blockages to full drainage installations.
Willesden, Harlesden and Kensal Green combine terraced streets with commercial and light industrial units on the main routes. Grease and wipes from commercial premises enter the same network as the housing.
Common causes in NW10
The bulk of the jobs in NW10 traces back to a handful of causes:
- Wet wipes and sanitary products lodged in the trap
- Paper build-up, particularly with a low-flush cistern
- A partial blockage in the stack, which is why the toilet is only where it shows
- An item dropped into the pan stuck in the pan
Signs worth reporting
What tends to prompt the call across NW10:
- Standing water in a yard gully when nothing is running
- Two or more fittings affected together, not just one
- Gurgling from a toilet or sink when the bath is let out
- A sour smell near the gully that is stronger in warm weather
How the visit works
The process is the same whatever the address, which is what keeps the price fixed:
- Test the other fittings first
- Protect the bathroom before any work starts
- Clear the trap with the right tool for the blockage
- Work down to the external run if the pan is already clear
Before we arrive
While you wait for us, a couple of things make a real difference:
- Stop using water in the property, particularly appliances on a timer
- Cordon off contaminated ground
- Clear access to the drain covers if you can
- Note which fittings are affected for the call
Who pays for the repair
The first question on a shared drain is whose it is. A private drain serving one building is the owner’s; past the boundary it is normally Thames Water. We record it so you have something to act on.
What it costs in NW10
A blocked toilet is normally cleared at the fixed £120 plus VAT rate. We quote a fixed price, not a rate, which means a stubborn blockage costs what we said.