High-pressure jetting cuts out the blockage. The camera shows you it's gone — and why it happened, so it doesn't happen again.
Most blocked drains get "fixed" with an eel that pokes a hole through the blockage. Weeks later it is back. We jet the full bore of the pipe, then run a camera through the line — you see the footage, and if there is a cracked joint, root ball or dropped section causing it, you will know exactly where it is and what fixing it properly costs.
All cleared same visit, gully checked so it doesn't back up into the yard.
Cuts roots, grease and scale out of the full pipe diameter — not a hole through the middle.
Video of your line, yours to keep. Useful for insurance, essential before buying an older home.
If the line needs work, you get a fixed quote with footage to justify it. If it doesn't, we say so.
The older streets of Fremantle, East Freo and Mosman Park still run on earthenware sewers laid generations ago. In our sandy soils, roots travel 15 metres or more hunting moisture, find a hairline crack or joint, and grow a net inside the pipe. Chemical cleaners can't touch them — jetting cuts them out, and the camera shows you the entry point so it can be fixed for good.
Perth's long dry summer hardens and shifts the ground around pipes; the first heavy winter rains then hit stormwater lines already narrowed by sand, leaves and debris. It's why blocked drains spike every June — and why an autumn check of gullies and downpipes is cheap insurance.
Wet wipes don't break down — they snag on any rough spot and build a plug, and kitchen fats harden around them. If your toilet gurgles or drains run slow in more than one room, the blockage is in the line, not the fixture. Stop plunging; that's a jetting job.