In the world of plumbing and drainage, every day presents a new challenge for the JSL team. Recently, a routine excavation turned into a tale of unexpected discovery and triumph for our team with a stubbornly blocked drain. What started as a simple task evolved into a feat of problem-solving as they unearthed a buried inspection chamber, hidden from sight and complicating the repair process.
The saga began when a property owner in the West End of Glasgow noticed issues with their drainage, signalling a potential blockage. With expertise honed over years in the field, the JSL Drainage team set out to diagnose and resolve the problem. Yet, despite our best efforts, the blockage persisted, leaving us scratching our heads in bewilderment.
Undeterred, we embarked on a thorough investigation, employing a range of drainage tools and techniques to locate the source of the obstruction. It wasn’t long before our efforts bore fruit, revealing the presence of an inspection chamber buried beneath the surface. This unexpected find shed light on the root cause of the problem, explaining why conventional methods had failed to yield results.
With the mystery solved, the team wasted no time in devising a plan of action. Excavating the area surrounding the buried chamber, they carefully unearthed the hidden structure, revealing its long-forgotten existence. Once exposed, accessing the chamber proved to be a relatively straightforward task, paving the way for a swift resolution to the drainage issue.
Armed with the newfound knowledge of the inspection chamber’s location, the team swiftly set to work, clearing the blockage with precision and efficiency. What had initially seemed like an insurmountable obstacle now appeared as a mere bump in the road, thanks to their perseverance and determination.
With the drain now flowing freely once more, the property owner breathed a sigh of relief, grateful for the expertise and dedication of the JSL Drainage team.
The discovery of the buried inspection chamber serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of thoroughness and attention to detail in the field of drainage maintenance. Sometimes, the solution to a seemingly intractable problem lies hidden beneath the surface, waiting to be unearthed by those willing to delve deeper. With so many houses in the West End of Glasgow being well over 100 years old, there are so many part of a home that can easily be forgotten to time. And that is where our experience can shine through.
As the team wraps up their work and prepares to move on to the next challenge, they do so with a sense of satisfaction and pride in a job well done. The saga of the buried inspection chamber may have presented its fair share of obstacles, but ultimately, it was a testament to the resilience and resourcefulness of those tasked with overcoming them.
But this week we are ready to admit that we got a bit of a fright when this ‘monster’ appeared beneath a manhole cover.
With all the rain that has been falling in Glasgow this January, we got a call from a new customer who was having issues with their drainage.
As usual, we agreed a time with the client and turned up when we said we would. After an initial inspection of the area, we removed the manhole cover and there, right in front of us was an alien of roots in a tangled mess.
Tree roots are a constant problem for drain blockages. In Glasgow, there is a lot of trees both old and new and you would not believe how deep and expansive these tree roots can be. If they manage to get into a drain, they can quickly expand and grow causing the drain to block and potentially crumble and crack.
So we removed the tree roots from the drain and ensured that there was no damage to the drain pipe itself.
Another drain blockage fixed and another happy customer.
If you have a blocked drain – we can unblock it.
If you have a broken drainage pipe – we can fix it.
And if you need a new drainage system added – we can fit it.
Since 2006, we have grown to become one of the leading drainage companies in Glasgow. We have done it through consistently offering a quality service at a competitive and fair price. Our team are fully qualified and skilled in all areas of drainage and are equipped with the latest in drainage equipment. We constantly reinvest in our team and our equipment because we don’t just want to beat the best – we want to be the best in drainage in Glasgow.
So if you have problems with the drainage system in your Garden, call JSL Drainage today.
However, the aftermath of festive cooking and feasting can often lead to a common household woe – blocked drains. With the abundance of greasy Christmas foods, such as roasts, deep-fried treats, and rich desserts, it’s essential to be mindful of how these culinary delights can impact your plumbing and drainage system. Lets explore the causes of blocked drains during the holiday season and provide practical tips to keep your pipes flowing smoothly.
One of the primary contributors to blocked drains during Christmas is the accumulation of greasy residues in the kitchen sink. Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) from cooking can solidify in the pipes, creating stubborn blockages that impede the flow of water.
Prevention is the first line of defence against blocked drains. Instead of pouring leftover grease down the sink, allow it to cool and solidify in a disposable container. Once solidified, discard it in the recycling bin. This simple practice can significantly reduce the amount of grease entering your drains.
Before washing dishes in the sink, take a moment to scrape off excess food particles into the trash. This prevents solid materials from entering the drain and combines with grease to create clogs.
Installing mesh drain guards over your kitchen sink and shower drains can catch food particles, hair, and other debris, preventing them from entering the plumbing system. Regularly clean these guards to maintain their effectiveness.
Run hot water down the drain regularly, especially after cooking greasy meals. Adding a small amount of dish soap can help break down grease and prevent it from clinging to the pipes. This simple routine can assist in keeping the drains clear.
If you notice slow drainage, consider using natural drain cleaning solutions. A mixture of baking soda and vinegar can help break down grease and clear minor blockages. Pour half a cup of baking soda followed by a cup of vinegar down the drain, and then flush it with hot water after 15 minutes.
For persistent blockages or slow drainage issues, it’s advisable to seek professional help. And that is where we come in. We are drainage specialists in Glasgow and we can use specialised tools, such as drain snakes or hydro-jetting, to clear stubborn clogs effectively. We always advise regular professional drain cleaning to also prevent potential blockages.
Ensure that everyone in your household is aware of the importance of proper waste disposal. Educate family members and guests about the potential consequences of pouring grease down the drain and encourage responsible kitchen habits. It might not sound like a fun conversation to have but which would you rather do. Briefly tell everyone to not pour grease down the drain or be walking around in drainage overflow because of a blocked drain pipe?
While the holidays are a time for celebration and feasting, it’s crucial to be mindful of the impact our culinary habits can have on household plumbing. By adopting simple preventive measures, such as avoiding the disposal of grease down the drain, using mesh drain guards, and maintaining a regular cleaning routine, you can minimise the risk of blocked drains and ensure a smooth flow throughout the festive season. If issues persist, don’t hesitate to call us to address the problem promptly and efficiently. With a little care and attention, you can enjoy a clog-free and stress-free holiday season.
As winter blankets Glasgow with a layer of frost, homeowners often find themselves grappling with a myriad of challenges, one of which is the unexpected issue of blocked drains. The freezing conditions that accompany winter can wreak havoc on drainage systems, causing blockages that are both inconvenient and potentially damaging.
One of the primary reasons for blocked drains during freezing conditions is the formation of ice within the pipes. When water in the drainage system freezes, it expands, leading to the obstruction of the pipe’s interior. This expansion can create a significant blockage, preventing the normal flow of water and causing backups in sinks, toilets, and other drainage fixtures.
While frozen pipes contribute to indoor drainage problems, the accumulation of snow and ice on roofs and gutters can lead to outdoor blockages. As snow melts during the day and refreezes at night, ice dams can form in gutters and down pipes. These ice dams obstruct the natural flow of water, causing it to pool and potentially infiltrate into the home’s foundation. This water infiltration can lead to damp basements and contribute to further drainage issues.
In Glasgow with consistently freezing temperatures, the ground itself can freeze, impacting the drainage infrastructure. Frozen soil is less permeable, meaning water from rainfall or melting snow has a harder time being absorbed. Instead, the water may pool on the surface, leading to oversaturation and potentially causing blockages in underground drainage systems. If your drains have not been installed at a suitable depth to protect them from the frost, this can also present issues.
Outdoor fixtures, such as outdoor taps or garden hoses, are susceptible to freezing conditions. When water freezes within these fixtures, it can expand and cause blockages, preventing the normal flow of water. This can be particularly problematic if these fixtures are connected to the main drainage system, as blockages can extend into the pipes within the home.
Insulation of Pipes: Insulate exposed pipes, especially those in unheated areas, to prevent them from freezing. Use pipe insulation or heat tape to protect vulnerable sections.
Regular Maintenance: Keep gutters and downspouts clear of debris to prevent ice dams from forming. Regularly inspect and clean outdoor drainage fixtures to ensure they are free of ice build up.
Proper Insulation of Outdoor Fixtures: Disconnect and store outdoor hoses before winter, and install insulated covers on outdoor taps to protect them from freezing temperatures.
Professional Inspection: Schedule a professional inspection of your drainage system before winter to identify potential vulnerabilities and address any issues before they lead to blockages. We can help you with that.
While winter’s beauty is undeniable, it brings with it challenges that homeowners in Glasgow must navigate, including the risk of blocked drains due to freezing conditions. Understanding the ways in which ice can impact drainage systems and implementing preventive measures can help homeowners mitigate these issues and ensure a smoothly functioning drainage system throughout the winter months.
Dealing with a blocked drain is a common household nuisance that many people encounter at some point. After all, we all pee and poop. The temptation to roll up your sleeves and attempt a do-it-yourself (DIY) fix is strong, but it’s crucial to recognise that not all drainage issues can be resolved with a plunger or a store-bought drain cleaner. In fact, the well-intentioned efforts to fix a blocked drain without professional assistance can sometimes lead to exacerbating the situation.
One of the primary pitfalls of DIY drain repair is the lack of a comprehensive diagnosis of the problem. You may may identify a blockage in the drain but might not be aware of the underlying issues causing the obstruction. Professional plumbers and drainage contractors like oursevles possess the knowledge and tools to conduct a thorough inspection, determining whether the blockage is due to a simple build up of debris or a more complex problem such as tree root intrusion or a damaged pipe.
DIY enthusiasts may attempt to clear a blocked drain using readily available tools like plungers or chemical drain cleaners. While these can be effective for minor clogs, they are not always the best solution for every situation. In fact, using inappropriate tools or harsh chemicals can damage the pipes, leading to leaks or further blockages.
Without a clear understanding of the drainage system, trying to fix a blockage can inadvertently worsen the situation. For instance, aggressive plunging or snaking without proper guidance can cause pipes to crack or collapse, turning a simple blockage into a more extensive and costly repair job.
A significant risk associated with DIY attempts is the potential delay in seeking professional help. Time is of the essence when dealing with drainage issues, as prolonged neglect can lead to water damage, mould growth, and structural problems. By attempting to resolve the problem independently, homeowners might inadvertently allow the situation to escalate, resulting in more significant damage and higher repair costs.
Commercial drain cleaners often contain harsh chemicals that can be harmful to both the environment and human health. Misuse or overuse of these products, common in DIY scenarios, can lead to pollution and pose risks to the person attempting the fix. Additionally, the chemicals may not be effective in addressing the root cause of the blockage, offering only a temporary solution.
While the desire to save money and tackle household issues independently is understandable, attempting to fix a blocked drain without the necessary knowledge and tools can lead to more significant problems. It is crucial to recognise the limitations of DIY approaches and, when in doubt, seek the expertise of a professional plumber. By doing so, homeowners can avoid aggravating the situation and ensure a proper, long-lasting solution to their drainage issues.
You may expect us to say that but in all our time helping customers across Glasgow with blocked drains, we have dealt with a huge number of customers who have done just that. They have tried to fix the problem themselves and made the situation worse.
So if you have a blocked drain, don’t be afraid to call us. After all, everybody pees and poos and blocked drains are just part and parcel of homeownership.
You don’t need a weather man to tell you that. Looking out the window, talking to friends and watching the news on TV is all you need to do to know that the rain this late Autumn has been intense. And from landslides to flooding, it has caused all sorts of havoc on peoples lives.
But one area of heavy rain that may not become apparent immediately is drainage problems. And that is where you need to be vigilant. Because all the heavy rain has picked up dirt, leaves, stones, debris and all sorts of other things and swept it down the drain. But that doesn’t mean that is is gone and long to be forgotten. We get a lot of calls in the weeks after flooding because toilets start to drain poorly. Miniature blockages cause the toilet drainage system to struggle to flush away waste and all it takes is the right circumstances and you have a blocked toilet. This is now the kind of thing that a plunger can fix. Plungers only really work for blockages very near to the toilet pipe itself. Anything further away will have no effect from the plunger. You need something more powerful.
That is where JSL Drainage comes in. We have an ‘armada’ of drainage equipment to help find the problem and fix the problem. But the quicker you notice the problem, the easier we can fix it. So if you don’t want to be watching your poo float over the top of the toilet because the toilet is blocked and won’t drain away, keep an eye out for slow draining toilets when you flush. This is the first tell tale sign that you might have a problem.
If you notice a ‘waste’ smell in your home when you walk in the door after being out all day, this is also a first tell tale sign that something is building up in the drain pipes.
All the flood water that has carried waste into the drainage system means that your homes drainage system can struggle to remove the waste water from your home. That gives blockages the opportunity to create big problems. And with Christmas fast approaching, the last thing you will want is to have a blocked toilet when you have friends and family round for Christmas drinks.
At JSL Drainage, we have been clearing blocked drains in Glasgow since 2006. Our core focus and our company mission statement is and always has been to always offer our customers in Glasgow a reliable drainage service at an honest and fair price. Our business model is based around doing a good job that allows us to grow the company through recommendations and referrals from happy customers who have suffered from a blocked drain but have been left happy with the service and price that we have delivered. And since 2006, that is exactly what we have done. And it seems to be a good recipe.
From what started as a one man operation, has grown over the last decade and a half into one of the top independent drainage companies in Glasgow. And that is not just us saying that. We are frequently being nominated as one of the top drainage and plumbing companies by ‘ThreeBestRated.co.uk” and on directory/review sites like Checkatrade.com, we have a near perfect score for reliable timekeeping, quality of service and tidiness.
So if you think that you have a blocked drain forming, take action now and give us a call.
Natalie’s inclusion in the JSL team means that we will have an equal balance of male plumbers and female plumbers in the company. Why does this matter? Well in so many ways, it doesn’t. Our focus as a company has always been to offer our customers the best in service. It doesn’t matter who the person is that does the job, as long as they can do it to the standards we expect at JSL.
As a local, trusted drainage company in Glasgow, we have built our business on our reputation. And that is important to us. Natalie is joining us because we know that she is capable of working to the high standards that we expect and will follow our company values diligently.
Our reputation as one of the best drainage companies in Glasgow has seen the demand for our services grow and Natalie’s addition to the team allows us to meet the demands put on us buy our customers in the North and West of Glasgow going forwards.
If you are tired of dealing with plumbers and drainage contractors who say they will turn up and then don’t, JSL will be a breath of fresh air. When you call on JSL Drainage to fix your homes blocked drain, you are booking one of the top rated drainage companies in Glasgow and one that prides itself on offering the very best in service and quality from start to finish.
And by that we truly mean everything. From how you can book one of our drainage engineers all the way to tracking appointments, and reviewing the drainage work we have quoted for.
We use a system called ‘ServiceM8‘ that allows us to manage our bookings, track our team and monitor each and every job that we provide for our customers across Glasgow.
When you have a time slot booked with JSL, we don’t simply turn up within that time slot without warning. Our SMS system allows us to notify our customers that our drainage expert is on their way. We can even give you an estimated time of arrival based on our engineers current location in Glasgow after completing a drainage job for one of our other customers.
Our five star ratings from multiple different review websites is proof that we are a cut above the rest.
From fixing blocked drains to dig up jobs causing flooded gardens, our constant investment in our team and our equipment is one of the secrets of our success. By offering the highest of standards and being able to fix your blocked drain problem (and guarantee our work), our business has grown through referrals and recommendations from happy customers who are more than happy to pass on our details to friends and family who have suffered from the inconvenience of a blocked drain.
Natalie will be joining us officially in January and we will be sure to do a new ‘Meet the Team’ post upon her arrival.
So remember to check back to our website in January to find out more about our latest recruit. And in the meantime, if you suffer from a blocked drain this winter and need a professional drainage expert to fix the problem then give us a call.
Drain pipes play an essential role in our homes and infrastructure, ensuring the smooth flow of wastewater and preventing water damage. However, over time, these underground pipelines can deteriorate, leading to issues like collapsed drain pipes. At JSL Drainage, we are one of the leading drainage contractors in Glasgow and we get asked about collapsed drains very frequently so we wanted to explore the causes, signs, and potential solutions for dealing with collapsed drain pipes.
Age and Wear: As with any structure, drain pipes have a finite lifespan. Over the years, they can weaken due to the effects of aging and general wear and tear. In older properties, this is a common cause of pipe collapse. Especially if you have done work to the house such as adding an extension. This (along with any ground work) can destabilise the ground and accelerate any damage.
Tree Root Intrusion: Tree roots are a notorious enemy of drain pipes. They can infiltrate pipes seeking water and nutrients, causing blockages and applying pressure that leads to pipe collapse.
Soil Erosion: Shifting soil can place undue pressure on drain pipes, leading to cracks and ultimately pipe collapse. This is particularly common after heavy rain fall and on slopes that can cause soil to move.
Poor Installation: Drain pipes that were improperly installed are more prone to damage and collapse. This can include issues like improper slope, insufficient support, or low-quality materials.
Detecting a collapsed drain pipe early is crucial to prevent further damage and costly repairs. Here are some common signs to watch for:
Slow Draining: If your sinks, toilets, or showers are draining more slowly than usual, it could indicate a blockage or pipe collapse.
Gurgling Sounds: Unusual gurgling or bubbling sounds coming from drains are often a sign of an issue in the drain pipe system.
Foul Odours: The accumulation of stagnant water in a collapsed drain pipe can produce foul odours, which may be noticeable in or around your property.
Sinkholes or Depressions: Subsidence or sinkholes in your garden or driveway can be a visible sign of a collapsed drain pipe below the surface.
Recurring Clogs: Frequent and stubborn drain clogs in multiple areas of your home could point to a more extensive problem, possibly a collapsed drain pipe.
The best solution to dealing with a collapsed drain is to call in the drainage professionals. We are experts in drain excavation and drain repairs. And here is some of the options we can offer:
Inspection: If you suspect a collapsed drain pipe, the first step is to have a professional drainage contractor like ourselves inspect the system. We use specialised equipment, such as cameras, to identify the location and extent of the damage.
Repair or Replacement: The repair method will depend on the severity and location of the collapse. In some cases, a liner can be inserted to reinforce the existing pipe, while in other situations, a complete replacement may be necessary.
Preventive Maintenance: Regular maintenance and inspection of your drain pipe system can help identify issues before they escalate. This includes measures like cleaning the pipes, removing tree roots, and ensuring proper slope.
Drainpipe Support: To prevent future issues, ensure that drain pipes are adequately supported and properly installed during construction or repair.
Collapsed drain pipes can be a significant headache for homeowners and property managers, leading to damage, inconvenience, and costly repairs. However, with early detection, professional assistance, and the right solutions, these issues can be effectively addressed. Regular maintenance and inspections can go a long way in preventing collapsed drain pipes, ensuring the smooth and efficient flow of wastewater in your home or building. If you suspect a problem, don’t hesitate. Call us today. Founded in the outskirts of Bearsden in the North of Glasgow, we first started out as a simple plumbing and drainage business. But as our reputation grew so to did our client list as we kept building up referrals and recommendations from customers who had used our services and were impressed at the consistently good drainage work that we were doing. Over the years, we have expanded, invested and strengthened in all areas; bringing in new staff who are fully trained and qualified to cope with your drainage emergencies as well as investing in some of the most sophisticated drainage equipment available. All done so that we can consistently excel in offering the best drain repair service in the city.
We have grown to become a complete drainage service provider that can match and exceed the service levels offered by some of our more well known rivals. So when you suffer from a blocked drain in Glasgow and you need to call in the professionals – call JSL Drainage. As our list of testimonials and recommendations would back up – we get the job done!
Blocked drains are a common nuisance in households and businesses alike. They can lead to unpleasant odours, slow drainage, and in severe cases, property damage. When traditional methods like drain snaking and hydro-jetting fail to clear the blockage, it may be necessary to resort to more extensive measures. One such solution is drain excavation. And that is where we come in.
Drain excavation becomes necessary when the cause of a blockage cannot be reached or resolved using less invasive methods. Common reasons for needing drain excavation include:
Severe Blockages: When a blockage is located deep within the drainpipe or sewer line and cannot be dislodged with standard tools, excavation may be required to access the problem area.
Structural Damage: If a drain has sustained structural damage due to tree root intrusion, ground settling, or corrosion, it may need to be replaced or repaired, necessitating excavation.
Collapsed Drains: In cases where a drain has collapsed or has been severely compromised, excavation is the only option to replace the damaged section.
Assessment and Planning: Before any excavation work begins, a thorough assessment of the blocked drain is conducted. This may involve video inspections using specialised cameras to pinpoint the location and cause of the blockage.
Safety Measures: Safety is paramount during a drain excavation. The excavation site is properly marked and secured to prevent accidents, and protective gear is worn by the workers.
Excavation Equipment: Excavation typically involves the use of heavy machinery such as backhoes or mini-excavators to dig a trench that exposes the affected drain or sewer line.
Pipe Exposure: Once the trench is dug, the damaged or blocked section of the drain is exposed. Care is taken to minimize damage to surrounding structures and landscaping.
Repairs or Replacement: Depending on the extent of the damage, repairs may be made to the affected section of the drain, or it may need to be completely replaced. This step often requires skilled plumbers or technicians.
Backfilling and Restoration: After the repairs or replacement are completed, the trench is filled in with appropriate materials, and the excavation site is restored to its previous state. This may involve replacing landscaping, driveways, or walkways.
Testing: The repaired or replaced drain is tested to ensure it functions correctly and is free of blockages.
While drain excavation is a more invasive and costly solution compared to other drain clearing methods, it offers several benefits:
Effective Blockage Removal: It can effectively remove stubborn blockages and resolve structural issues that may have caused recurring blockages.
Long-Term Solution: Drain excavation provides a long-term solution, reducing the likelihood of future blockages and damage.
Improved Drainage: It restores proper drainage, preventing backups and flooding.
In cases where a blocked drain cannot be cleared using standard methods, drain excavation may be necessary to identify and resolve the underlying issue. This process involves careful assessment, excavation, repairs, and restoration. If you encounter persistent drain issues, speak to our drainage team and we can advise you on the best course of action.
With no call out charge and all our drainage work and parts guaranteed, our reputation and quality workmanship has seen us constantly grow through the years to become one of the leading drainage experts in Glasgow and the surrounding Towns and Villages to deal with your burst pipes and blocked drain emergencies.
We have grown to become a complete drainage service provider that can match and exceed the service levels offered by some of our more well known rivals. So when you suffer from a blocked drain in Glasgow and you need to call in the professionals – call JSL Drainage. As our list of testimonials and recommendations would back up – we get the job done!
Beneath our feet, a network of drains and sewers quietly performs the essential task of channelling wastewater away from our homes and streets. Yet, these underground systems are often overlooked until a problem arises. Which is why we want to talk about the world of drain excavation and uncover the numerous benefits it offers to home owners in Glasgow.
One of the primary benefits of drain excavation is its role in preventing blockages and overflows. Over time, debris, sediment, and even tree roots can infiltrate drain pipes, leading to clogs and backups. Without regular maintenance and, when necessary, excavation, these blockages can cause sewage to overflow onto streets and gardens, posing health risks and environmental hazards. Drain excavation allows for the removal of obstructions, ensuring uninterrupted flow and reducing the chances of contamination.
Drain systems are not immortal; they have a finite lifespan. Over the years, pipes can deteriorate due to various factors, including corrosion and settling ground. When these issues go unaddressed, it can lead to costly repairs and disruptions. Drain excavation is a proactive approach to extend the lifespan of these systems. By repairing or replacing damaged sections of pipes, drain excavation ensures that our drainage infrastructure remains robust and functional for decades.
Sometimes, the root cause of drainage issues isn’t readily apparent. Drain excavation allows our drainage team to get a first hand look at the condition of the pipes, identifying hidden problems such as cracks, leaks, and structural damage. While CCTV can spot problems in drain pipes, there are times when excavation is the only option.
This diagnostic capability is invaluable, as it enables targeted and effective repairs, reducing unnecessary expenses and minimising environmental impacts.
Climate change has led to an increase in extreme weather events, including heavy rainfall and flooding in Glasgow. Drain excavation can help mitigate flood risks by ensuring that drainage systems are operating at their best capacity. Clear, efficient drains can rapidly remove excess rainwater, reducing the likelihood of homes flooding and gardens becoming bog sites.
While drain excavation may not be as glamorous as other engineering feats, it is a vital and often underappreciated process. Its benefits extend far beyond simply fixing a drainage issue; it helps prevent disasters, protect the environment, and support the growth and sustainability of our communities. As we continue to face challenges related to climate change, the importance of drain excavation in maintaining our infrastructure and safeguarding our future cannot be overstated.
We are JSL Drainage. A local, reliable blocked drain repair experts since 2006. At JSL, we have grown to become one of the top Glasgow drainage companies for workmanship, timekeeping, courtesy and tidiness.
With no call out charge and all our drainage work and parts guaranteed, our reputation and quality workmanship has seen us constantly grow through the years to become one of the leading drainage experts in Glasgow and the surrounding Towns and Villages to deal with your burst pipes and blocked drain emergencies.
Founded in the outskirts of Bearsden in the North of Glasgow, we have expanded, invested and strengthened in all areas; bringing in new staff who are fully trained and qualified to cope with your drainage emergencies as well as investing in some of the most sophisticated drainage equipment available. All done so that we can consistently excel in offering the best drain repair service in the city.
If you require drain excavation work done, call in the experts – JSL Drainage.
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