
Drain unblocking
Blocked toilets, sinks, gullies and drains cleared across the North West.
From £80 plus VATFind out moreNorth West drainage specialists • fixed prices • local engineers
Our tanker services provide efficient drain cleaning, waste removal and liquid waste solutions using specialist equipment for homes and commercial premises.
Services available in the North West
Start with the problem you can see. The team can clear the blockage, inspect the pipe and explain any repair evidence found.
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Blocked toilets, sinks, gullies and drains cleared across the North West.
From £80 plus VATFind out more
Water jetting for grease, silt, roots and stubborn drainage restrictions.
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Recorded inspection to locate visible damage and recurring problems.
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Targeted patching, lining and excavation after the fault is identified.
Clear written optionsFind out moreAt WD Drain Services we can assist you with the emptying and disposal of your septic tank and industrial grease trap waste removal issues. Our 18-tonne whale tanker can remove 1,000 gallons of liquid waste from any tank, excavation or flooded basement. Not only can we remove the waste, but it comes complete with an 800 gallon freshwater capacity tank used for the large-scale high pressure jetting system to wash down contaminated areas. It also has the capability to high pressure jet small and large diameter underground drainage systems. This vehicle comes fitted with a telescopic suction arm designed for the cleaning out of large road gully pots and surface water ACO channels - it really is an all-rounder in the drainage industry.
We provide a local drainage and tanker service throughout the North West including the Greater Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cheshire areas.
Available seven days a week between 8am and 8pm
Tell us what is happening and provide the full postcode. The team will confirm coverage, availability and the suitable next step.

WD Drain Services on site
The engineer starts with the reported problem, checks the available access and explains what can be confirmed before additional work continues.
Emergency callouts are available seven days a week between 8am and 8pm.