The towns and villages below are where the work comes from most often. If you are within reach of Southampton or Romsey and you are not on the list, ring anyway and we will tell you straight away whether we can get to you.
Southampton is home ground, so most days start and finish somewhere inside the city.
Read moreRomsey is the other half of the regular patch and there is normally something of ours in the town most weeks.
Read moreEastleigh is ten minutes up the road and a steady source of both domestic and commercial work.
Read moreChandler's Ford has a lot of mature trees and long garden runs, so root ingress comes up there more than most places.
Read moreTotton sits right on the western edge of the city so it is a quick run for us, emergency or otherwise.
Read moreHedge End is largely newer housing, which usually means plastic pipework and problems that are about use rather than age.
Read moreNorth Baddesley sits between Southampton and Romsey, so it is on the way to a good deal of what we do.
Read moreNursling mixes village housing with a large industrial estate, so a day there can be a domestic call and a yard gully run.
Read moreWest End is minutes from the eastern side of the city and a regular call, particularly for surface water problems.
Read moreBishopstoke has a good deal of older housing with clay pipework, so surveys there earn their keep.
Read moreBotley runs from a village core out to properties on private drainage, which changes what a blockage means.
Read moreHythe is across the water but a normal run for us, and the drainage questions there are usually about surface water.
Read moreBursledon plots often slope down towards the river, which makes the fall on a run worth checking properly.
Read moreNetley has a lot of Victorian housing near the shore, so old pipework and modern use meet there fairly often.
Read moreHamble mixes village housing with marina and yard drainage, and the two behave very differently in heavy rain.
Read moreLocks Heath is mostly modern estate housing, where a blockage is usually about what has gone down rather than the pipe.
Read moreWhiteley is new housing and business park, so shared runs and who owns which section is a regular question there.
Read moreFareham sits at the eastern end of the patch and mixes town housing with a good deal of commercial work.
Read moreWinchester has genuinely old drainage under a lot of the centre, so a camera earns its money before anyone digs.
Read moreBishop's Waltham is a small market town with older runs behind the High Street and newer housing around the edge.
Read moreAmpfield is a couple of minutes off the Romsey road and mostly larger properties with long private runs.
Read moreBraishfield is a short run north of Romsey and the work there is nearly all long private runs and soakaways.
Read moreLyndhurst is in the Forest, which means trees close to the runs and root ingress as a matter of routine.
Read moreMarchwood is straight down the waterside from Totton and mixes housing with industrial drainage.
Read moreWickham is at the far eastern edge of the patch, and the work there tends to be older runs around the Square.
Read moreWaterlooville is the furthest regular call east, usually booked in rather than fitted in the same hour.
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