It keeps blocking
Repeat blockages usually mean something in the pipe: a dip, a crack, roots or a build-up. The camera shows which.
Domestic CCTV drain surveys · Wirral & Liverpool
See inside
your drains.
Suspect a blockage, damaged pipework or a problem that keeps coming back? Our camera survey finds faults, root ingress and hidden issues before they become costly repairs.
- Professional camera inspections
- Clear findings and advice
- Competitive local prices
Limited offer · ends 18 December 2026
£75
CCTV drain survey. Usually from £120.
Free
with any drain unblock booked before 18 December 2026.
Claim the offerDomestic surveys. Subject to access and drain layout.
When you need one
Find the problem. Fix it right.
Buying a house
Drains are rarely covered properly by a standard survey. Know what you're buying before you exchange.
Smells or slow drains
Bad smells and slow draining are early warnings. Catch a damaged pipe before it collapses.
Trees nearby
Roots find their way into joints and grow. A survey shows root ingress early, while it's cheaper to deal with.
How it works
Simple, quick, clear
- 01Book on WhatsAppSend your postcode and a line about the problem.
- 02We run the cameraWe feed a camera through your drain and look at every joint and bend.
- 03You get clear adviceWe tell you what we found, what needs doing and what doesn't.
Questions
CCTV survey FAQs
Do I need a CCTV drain survey?
If a drain keeps blocking, smells, drains slowly, or you're buying a house, a survey shows exactly what's going on inside the pipe so you only pay to fix the real problem.
What does the £75 offer include?
A camera inspection of your domestic drain with clear findings and advice. The price applies to surveys booked by 18 December 2026 and is subject to access and drain layout. Our standard price is from £120.
How does the free survey work?
Book any drain unblock before 18 December 2026 and we'll survey the same drain run free, so you know it's properly clear and there's nothing else waiting to go wrong.
Who is responsible for my drains?
You're generally responsible for drains within your property boundary. Shared drains or those outside your boundary are usually the responsibility of the water company, which in the North West is normally United Utilities. A survey helps show where the problem sits.
Will my home insurance pay?
Some policies cover accidental damage to drains, though routine maintenance is usually excluded. Check your policy; our findings can help support a claim.