Typical call-outs include a toilet that will not drop, a gully on the path, a stack that just gurgles, and a smell coming up the drains.Calls we take
DC Drain Cleaning
The water has stopped.We get it moving.
A sink that sulks, a toilet that sits there, a gully spilling onto the path. Darren turns up with a jetter and a camera, names the cause, and agrees the price before the machine starts.
- See the pipeCamera before guesswork
- Price firstAgreed on the doorstep
- Same visitCleared and left tidy
Named on Google and Facebook for turning up when we said we would.
Stocked van. Named crew.
- Jet the line
- Film the pipe
- Leave a report
From the call to a clear line
- 1You ring
- 2The jet runs
- 3Camera if it returns
The toilet sits there. The sink just stares.Darren shifts it with a jetter or a rotary head before he leaves. The camera only comes out when the line needs proving, so you stop paying for the same blockage every month.
- Jetter and rotary head
- Camera only if it returns
Drainage engineers who already know a jetter from a plunger
The Dublin crew is growing. Company van and phone, real call-outs, no training wheels. Two years on drains is the minimum. Jetting and CCTV are the job.
- •Full clean B licence, and two to four years on the tools
- •Jetting and CCTV surveying, not “willing to learn”
- •Patching and relining is a bonus, not a requirement
- •About 45 hours · days · weekends when the phone rings
- EMERGENCY DRAIN TEAM ON STANDBY!
- 24/7 RAPID RESPONSE - NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL!
Three ways in
Tell us what's backing up.
A photo of the manhole and one sentence is enough. If waste is on the floor, skip the form.The night line is a person, not a queue.
It's on the floor
Flooding, a smell you can taste, or nothing leaving the building. Tap and Darren picks up.
The jet vac is already on the roster
It can wait until Thursday
A slow drain, a survey, a septic empty. Pick a slot. We confirm by phone.
Open the diary →You want a number first
Tell us the symptom. You get a straight scope and a price, with no obligation to book.
Write it down →When the tank is full, we empty it.
Septic tanks, interceptors, and grease traps across Dublin, Kildare, Wicklow, and Meath. Licensed disposal, a proper look at the system, and a crew that does not leave a mess on the drive.
The tanker, on a real job
Empty it. Look at it. Take the waste away.
A full tank is not a mystery. We pump it out, check the inlet and outlet, and dispose of the waste where it is supposed to go — houses, farms, and the kitchens that fill a grease trap every month.
Pumped right out
Sludge and liquid, not a token suck that leaves the crust behind
A look while we are there
Inlet, outlet, and the bits that fail quietly between empties
Waste that has a legal home
Disposed of under the rules, with the paperwork to match
When it is overflowing tonight
The night line covers tanks as well as sinks
Same day, when it is urgent
A tank on the lawn does not wait for next week's run
Licensed to take it away
Insured crew, legal disposal, no quiet dumping
Where the tanker goes
Four counties. One roster.
Septic empties, interceptor cleans, and waste runs leave from Ballyfermot and fan out across Leinster. Pick a county for the full tankering page.
On the van
Six jobs. One crew.
Unblocking, cameras, repairs, tankers, planned cleans, and the commercial sites that cannot close for a flooded kitchen. Open a tile for the full page.
The line is blocked
Sinks, toilets, and the shared drain outside. Jetting first. A camera when the same spot keeps failing.
Kitchen · bathroom · the main outside
Look down the pipe
Footage and a plain report for insurers, buyers, and landlords — before anyone lifts a shovel.
Camera surveys
Fix what the jet cannot
Patches, liners, and the dig when a joint has actually failed.
Repairs that hold
Empty the tank
Septic tanks, interceptors, grease traps, and the vacuum tanker.
Waste taken away
Clean it before winter
A planned jet before the first cold week, not after the kitchen floods.
Book it ahead
Kitchens that cannot close
Restaurants, retail parks, and sites on a programme, not a panic.
Commercial workThe visit
Four beats. Then the water runs.
No script, no upsell ladder. You hear the plan before the machine starts.
- 1
You ring
Say what is backing up and where. We put the next van on it, or a slot if it can wait.
- 2
We look
Access, safety, and the fastest honest fix. You get the options before anyone starts.
- 3
The machine runs
Jetter, camera, repair, or tanker. Photos if you need them. Waste paperwork if we take it.
- 4
It flows
The line is clear, the place is tidy, and you know what to watch so it stays that way.
Why the same houses call again
Fifteen years of Dublin drains. The repeat work is the point.
Insured engineers, kit that matches the pipe, and an explanation you can repeat to a landlord or an insurer. Not a one-size wand and a shrug.
What you actually get
- A person on the night line
- Jetter and camera on the same van
- Engineers who have done this for years
- A price before the work starts
The van that turns up: jetter, camera, and tanker on the same roster
24/7
Emergency
15+
Years
Dublin 1 to 24. Find your street's page.
Same-day and night call-outs across the city. Open your district, or see every area on one list.
On the road · same crew for jetting, CCTV & tankering
From the jobs
What people say after the van leaves
The reviews that matter mention the time we arrived, whether the smell went, and if we explained the pipe.
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On Trustpilot, in their words
A 4.7 from people who had a real blockage. Read them before you decide who to ring.
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Before you ring
The questions Darren hears on the drive
If yours is not here, say it on the phone. There is no support desk between you and the crew.
Is someone actually there at 2am?
Yes. The night line is for floods, smells, and drains that have stopped. Call 085 175 6277 and a person answers.
How fast can a van get here?
Emergency jobs are put to the front of the diary. Across Dublin that is often inside an hour, traffic willing. We will tell you the real time, not a slogan.
Do you cover my postcode?
Dublin 1 through 24, plus Kildare, Wicklow, and Meath for tankering and planned work. If you are on the edge, call and we will say yes or no.
Will I know the price before you start?
Yes. After a look at access and the symptom, you get the price. If the camera shows a broken pipe, that is a separate conversation before any dig.
What if it blocks again next month?
Then it was not just grease. We film the line, show you the joint or the roots, and fix the cause instead of selling you another call-out.