Blocked Drains Lalor
Sinks, showers, toilets and sewer lines cleared with jetters and checked with a camera. Serving every street in Lalor, about 17 km north of the CBD, day and night.
- Licensed & insured
- Fixed upfront prices
- 24/7, no call centre
What's usually behind it in Lalor
Lalor blocks are often large, which means long sewer runs where roots and settled pipes cause slow, recurring blockages.
Slow drains rarely fix themselves. We find the cause with a drain camera, clear it with a high-pressure jetter, and show you the footage so you know whether it's a one-off or a pipe that needs repair.
Lalor is mostly established family homes from the 1950s to the 1980s, many now on their second or third hot water unit.
When to call
- Water draining slowly from sinks or showers
- Gurgling from the toilet or floor waste
- Bad smells from drains
- The gully trap outside overflowing
- Wet, lush patches of lawn above the sewer line
Blocked Drains work we do in Lalor
- Sewer blockages
- Kitchen sink and grease blockages
- Shower and bath drains
- Toilet blockages
- Stormwater drains
- Tree root removal
- CCTV drain camera inspection
- Pipe relining and repairs
How a Lalor job runs
Locate
We find the access point and run a camera to see what is causing the blockage.
Clear
A high-pressure jetter cuts through roots, grease and debris without digging.
Show you
You see the camera footage and we explain the condition of the pipe.
Prevent
We recommend the right fix: a maintenance clean, a spot repair or relining.
Around Lalor
We cover every street in Lalor 3075, and we're often working in neighbouring Thomastown, Keon Park and Epping.
Lalor is in the City of Whittlesea, about 17 km north of the CBD, in Melbourne's northern suburbs.
- Postcode
- 3075
- Council
- City of Whittlesea
- Housing
- Post-war brick veneer homes on bigger blocks
- Area
- Northern Suburbs
Other services in Lalor
Blocked Drains in Lalor: common questions
Will you need to dig up my yard?
Usually not. Most blockages are cleared with a jetter through an existing access point. We only recommend digging if the camera shows a collapsed pipe.
Why does my drain keep blocking?
Recurring blockages in Lalor are usually tree roots or a dipped section of pipe. A camera inspection tells us which.
Can I see the camera footage?
Yes. We show you on screen and can send you the recording.
Who pays if the blockage is in the street?
If the blockage is in the water authority's sewer main, they are responsible. We can confirm where it is and help you report it.