Over time, sewer networks accumulate silt, debris, fat, scale, and root ingress that can reduce flow and cause serious blockages or flooding. Our specialist cleaning and desilting services remove this build-up quickly and safely, restoring your system’s performance and preventing long-term damage.
Using a combination of high-pressure water jetting and powerful vacuum tankers, we can clean and remove waste efficiently from foul and surface water sewers of all sizes — from small private systems to large commercial and municipal networks.
Ignoring sewer build-up can lead to flooding, pollution incidents, and costly repairs. Regular cleaning by Clearmasters ensures your system stays healthy and compliant with local water authority standards.
Our systematic cleaning process ensures fast, safe, and environmentally responsible results.
We evaluate your sewer network using maps, manhole data, and CCTV inspections to plan the cleaning strategy.
We use precision jetting to dislodge debris, silt, fat, and roots from the pipeline walls and base.
Our vacuum tankers remove loosened material, sludge, and waste for safe disposal at licensed facilities.
We verify the cleanliness of the system and identify any structural issues requiring further attention.
We provide detailed reports and offer maintenance schedules to prevent future problems.
It depends on usage and location. Most commercial or public systems benefit from annual or bi-annual cleaning to prevent build-up and flooding.
Yes. Our tankers and engineers operate 24/7 for emergency sewer cleaning and flood response across the South East.
Absolutely. We have equipment capable of jetting and desilting sewers up to 1200mm diameter and beyond.
Yes, our root-cutting and mechanical jetting heads remove tree roots, scale, and hardened deposits effectively.
Every job includes documentation of works completed, and CCTV footage can be provided where applicable.
Pricing depends on sewer size, access, and waste volume. We offer free site surveys and fixed quotes with no hidden charges.