Drain Repairs for Liphook Homes, Done Properly.
RJF Drainage Services carries out residential drain repairs across Liphook, Grayshott and the surrounding Surrey and Hampshire border villages, from patch repairs to excavated section replacement.
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- A CCTV survey to confirm exactly what needs repairing, and where
- Patch repairs for localised cracks or joint failures where digging isn't necessary
- Excavated section repair or replacement where the pipe itself has failed
- A final check to confirm the repaired run is flowing properly
Liphook's mix of post-war estates and older cottages near the Hampshire border includes several streets still running combined drainage laid before 1970, exactly the kind of ageing infrastructure where a proper repair, not just a temporary clear, is the right call.
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If the same section keeps blocking after being cleared, that usually points to a structural issue, a crack, a collapsed section, or a displaced joint, that a repair fixes properly rather than a temporary clear.
Not always. Localised cracks or joint failures can often be patch-repaired without excavation. A full section replacement does need digging, and that's only recommended once a CCTV survey confirms it's necessary.
A patch repair is usually a single visit. An excavated section repair takes longer, depending on depth and access, and the timescale is talked through once the CCTV survey has confirmed the scope.
It depends entirely on whether it's a patch repair or a full excavated section, so this is only quoted once the CCTV survey has confirmed exactly what's needed.
Yes, though access is factored into the plan. A CCTV survey first confirms exactly where the repair is needed, which helps keep any necessary digging to a minimum.
Root intrusion, ground movement on clay soil, and simple age are the most common causes in this area, particularly in the older housing stock around Liphook, Grayshott and Bramshott.
It depends on how badly it's affecting flow and whether it's near the house. A slow leak underground can usually be booked in normally, but anything backing up or surfacing is worth mentioning when you call.
It's not recommended. A CCTV survey confirms exactly where and how bad the damage is, so the repair addresses the actual problem rather than guessing at a location.
Yes, several streets in Liphook still run combined drainage laid before 1970, and repairs to this older infrastructure are a regular part of the work.
Just the damaged section, wherever possible. There's no reason to replace a whole run when a targeted repair to the failed part will do the job properly.
A follow-up check confirms the repaired section is flowing properly, and a CCTV pass can verify the fix if there's any doubt.