We provide 24/7 drain unblocking in Brent, clearing blocked drains, toilets and sinks, jetting sewers and filming pipes with CCTV drain surveys. Our engineers work all over the borough, from Wembley and Kingsbury to Willesden, Kilburn and Harlesden, covering HA0, HA9 and the Brent parts of NW10, NW2 and NW6. Brent's mix of Victorian terraces, interwar suburbs, flat conversions and new apartment blocks means no two jobs are quite the same, and we carry jetting, rodding and camera kit to deal with whatever we find. You receive a fixed quote before work starts and there is no call-out fee. Call 0800 470 0946 or book online.
- Open 24/7
- No call-out fee
- Fixed quote before we start
- Insured engineers
Need a drain engineer in Brent?
Call free on 0800 470 0946 any time, or pick a time that suits you online.
Postcodes and neighbourhoods we cover in Brent
We cover every street in Brent, including these postcode districts:
- HA0
- HA9
- NW10 (part)
- NW2 (part)
- NW6 (part)
- NW9 (part)
- HA3 (part)
Neighbourhoods: Wembley, Willesden, Kilburn, Harlesden, Kensal Rise, Queens Park, Neasden, Kingsbury, Alperton, Sudbury, Stonebridge, Dollis Hill, Preston, Brondesbury.
Drains in Brent: what our engineers see
Brent divides roughly along the North Circular. South of it, Kilburn, Queens Park, Kensal Rise, Willesden and Harlesden are mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces, many split into flats. Conversions often share a single drain to the sewer, and when that old clay run cracks or silts up, the lowest flat is usually the first to see waste backing up through a toilet or gully.
North of the North Circular the picture changes to interwar suburbia. Kingsbury, Preston, Sudbury and much of Wembley are lined with 1920s and 1930s semis, many extended and some converted into flats. Shared drains run along the backs of these houses, and age, extra bathrooms and root intrusion from garden trees are typical causes of recurring blockages. Around Wembley Park and Alperton, newer apartment blocks have more modern drainage but can still block in shared stacks, especially from wipes and cooking fat.
Brent's high streets are lively and food-focused, from Ealing Road in Alperton and Wembley High Road to Kilburn High Road and Willesden Green, so restaurant and takeaway grease is a regular cause of commercial drain blockages. The River Brent and the Welsh Harp reservoir sit on the borough's northern side, and some homes in low-lying streets nearby may notice slower drainage during prolonged heavy rain.
Drainage services in Brent
How it works
- Call or book. Ring 0800 470 0946 day or night, or book a 3-hour slot online.
- Fixed quote. Your engineer checks the problem and agrees a price with you before any work starts.
- Cleared and checked. We clear the blockage, test the flow and explain how to stop it coming back.
Brent drainage FAQs
Do you cover Kilburn and Queens Park as well as Wembley?
Yes. We cover all of Brent, including Kilburn, Queens Park, Brondesbury, Kensal Rise, Willesden, Harlesden, Stonebridge, Neasden, Dollis Hill, Wembley, Alperton, Sudbury, Preston and Kingsbury. Phone 0800 470 0946 for an emergency at any hour, or book a three-hour appointment window online for less urgent jobs.
Our converted flat in Willesden shares a drain. Who should arrange repairs?
It usually depends on your lease. Drains shared between flats inside the building's boundary are often the freeholder's responsibility, while the section beyond the boundary or shared with neighbouring buildings generally belongs to Thames Water. A pipe serving only your flat is normally yours. We can locate the blockage on camera so the right person can act.
Do you work in new-build apartment blocks near Wembley Park?
Yes. We clear blocked toilets, sinks, showers and soil stacks in flats of all ages, including modern blocks. Blockages in newer buildings are often caused by wipes, sanitary items or cooking fat rather than pipe damage. For communal drains, we can work with managing agents and provide a CCTV survey where needed.
What should I never flush or pour down the drain?
Only pee, poo and toilet paper should go down the toilet. Wet wipes, even those labelled flushable, along with cotton buds and sanitary products, should go in the bin. In the kitchen, let fat and oil cool, then bin them. Fat, oil and grease set hard in pipes and combine with wipes to form fatbergs.
Nearby areas we also cover
- Drain services in Harrow
- Drain services in Barnet
- Drain services in Camden
- Drain services in Westminster
- Drain services in Kensington and Chelsea
- Drain services in Ealing
- All London areas and postcodes
Blocked right now? We're open 24/7
Call free on 0800 470 0946 any time, or pick a time that suits you online.