Blocked Showers Southampton
Clearing blocked shower trays, wet-room drains and shower waste pipes, where hair and soap build-up are the usual culprits.
A bath that takes half an hour to empty, or leaves water sitting in the bottom, usually has a blocked trap or waste pipe. Clear Drainage clears blocked baths across Southampton, including shared waste pipes and the drains they connect to.
When customers in and around Southampton contact us about blocked baths, these are some of the most common issues:
In many Southampton houses, the bath shares a waste pipe with the basin, and sometimes a shower, before joining the soil stack. That means a blockage in the shared section can make water appear in the basin when you pull the bath plug.
Older properties may still have original waste pipework that has been extended during bathroom refits, with bends and joins where hair and soap collect. We clear the whole run, not just the trap.
Clearing slow and blocked bath wastes, overflows and the pipework that connects them to your drains.
Get in touch if you notice any of the following at your Southampton property:
How a blocked baths job in Southampton usually works, from your first call to the drain running freely.
We check whether the blockage is in the bath trap, a shared waste or further down.
The trap, waste pipe and overflow are cleared of build-up.
The bath is filled and emptied to confirm it drains properly.
We explain what caused the blockage and how to keep the waste clear.
Southampton is the centre of our service area. We cover Southampton as part of our service area around Southampton.
Clearing blocked shower trays, wet-room drains and shower waste pipes, where hair and soap build-up are the usual culprits.
Clearing blocked kitchen and bathroom sinks, including waste pipes and the drains they connect to.
Cleaning drains that are slow, smelly or partly blocked, before a small problem turns into a full blockage.
Clearing blocked drains, gullies and waste pipes at homes and businesses, then explaining what caused the blockage so it is less likely to come back.
The bath and basin probably share a waste pipe that is partly blocked where they join, so bath water backs up into the basin.
Sometimes access to the trap is needed. We will let you know and take care when removing and refitting it.
Possibly. If they share a waste pipe or drain into the same stack, one blockage can affect both. We check the connected pipework to find it.
Call Clear Drainage or send us a few details about the problem. We will explain what is likely to be involved before any work starts.
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