The smell of sewage in your home is difficult to miss, so this is often one of the first symptoms you’ll notice. Smelling sewage around your Drains or in your home may indicate damage somewhere along the pipe. It could also be a sign of a blockage. However, if you have the blockage removed and the smell continues, you could have a collapsed Drain.

If your property suffers from regular blockages, or worse still, backups of sewage, there’s a good chance a collapsed Drain is the culprit.

If your Drains are seriously damaged, the flow of water through your property will be disturbed, resulting in wastewater creating damp patches or mould on localised parts of your walls.

Slow drains are one of the first signs of a drain blockage. However, if the Drains remain slow even after they’ve been cleaned, the likelihood is there’s a more serious problem. A CCTV survey will be able to show whether the Drain has been damaged in any way.