Power Rodding: What Happens During a Service, Step by Step
Power rodding is a high-pressure, mechanical method used to clear obstructions in drains and sewer lines—such as hair, grease, scale, roots, or compacted debris. If you’re wondering what the service actually looks like, here is a typical step-by-step walkthrough.
1) Initial call-out, assessment, and safety setup
The technician arrives and discusses the symptoms you’ve noticed (e.g., slow drainage, gurgling sounds, or foul odours). They’ll inspect accessible pipework and assess where the blockage may be occurring. Before starting, the area is set up for safety—protecting surrounding surfaces and controlling access if needed.
2) Locating the blockage
In many cases, the team will confirm the likely location of the obstruction. This may involve using access points such as cleanouts or inspection chambers. Where available, CCTV drain inspection may be used to ... Read more »
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