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recommendations for clearing out a small drain?

Sixeyes · 2014-11-01 13:24:17

Hi a public drain on my grounds is blocking up and causing problems. I think I'll need a small digger to clear this out. Does anyone have recommendations for who might do this and how much might it cost? Thanks F

01-11-2014 1:24pm

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Sixeyes

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Hi a public drain on my grounds is blocking up and causing problems. I think I'll need a small digger to clear this out. Does anyone have recommendations for who might do this and how much might it cost?

Thanks
F

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#2 01-11-2014 1:27pm

phelixoflaherty

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try a company to clear in first. Dyno rod?

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#3 01-11-2014 2:06pm

Sixeyes

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thanks, any idea what the hourly rate is ?

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#4 01-11-2014 5:05pm

Sully777

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Call the Council. Its a public drain even on your property and they will send someone out at no charge to yourself. We have done it and they sent out 2 guys to clear and the second time they send out and paid for Dynorod as the sewer was blocked on the street.

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#5 01-11-2014 9:19pm

billy100

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I'd contact the council, if it's a public drain they should look after ir

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#6 04-11-2014 3:45pm

Charlie George

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James stokes in kildimo will sort you,think he goes under jps drains,not too dear either.

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