Hampton Hill's drains, as we know them
Hampton Hill is the TW12 High Street and its side roads, running from Fulwell up to the Bushy Park gate. Above ground it is independent shops, a theatre and some of the nicest Victorian terraces in the borough. Below ground it is clay, laid in the 1880s and 1890s, shared between neighbours, and visited by the roots of every lime tree on the street.
What we see most here is the shared back-garden run. A Victorian terrace drains each house into a single pipe that runs along the rear gardens before it turns towards the sewer, so the house nearest the obstruction gets the overflow and the house that caused it may never know. Clearing it is quick. Explaining whose pipe it is takes longer, and we are happy to do both.
The flats above the High Street shops add a second pattern: small-bore pipes, several kitchens on one stack, and grease. That stack blocks on a timetable until it is jetted properly, and we would genuinely rather jet it once than rod it four times. We cover every Hampton Hill street, around the clock, from the Hampton and Teddington side of our patch.
Drain problems we sort in Hampton Hill
Covering all of Hampton Hill
From the High Street, Bushy Park (Hampton Hill Gate), Hampton Hill Playhouse, Fulwell station and across Hampton, Teddington, Fulwell, Twickenham — wherever you are in Hampton Hill (TW12), we'll get to you fast.