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Blocked Drains in Green Point
Green Point’s narrow Victorian-era terrace lots and busy apartment blocks near the stadium each come with their own drainage quirks. Thermo Group clears blocked drains throughout Green Point using CCTV inspection and high-pressure jetting, whether it’s a century-old clay pipe under a terrace house or a shared line in a modern block.
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Common Causes of Blocked Drains in Green Point
- Ageing clay or cast iron pipework original to Green Point’s Victorian-era terraces
- Narrow, hard-to-access drain runs between closely built terrace properties
- Shared drain lines in apartment blocks carrying waste from multiple units
- Tree roots from street and garden trees invading older pipe joints
- Wet wipes and sanitary products blocking residential lines
- Stormwater drains overloaded after heavy rain near Green Point park
Why Green Point’s Older Terraces Need Careful Drain Work
Green Point’s terrace houses sit close together on narrow lots, which means drain runs are often tightly packed and harder to access than on a typical freestanding property. Combined with pipework that, in many cases, hasn’t been touched since the houses were built, it’s easy for small blockages to become bigger problems if they’re not diagnosed properly. In the newer apartment blocks, shared stacks mean one blockage can affect several units at once.
How We Clear a Blocked Drain in Green Point
- We use a CCTV camera to navigate narrow, older drain runs and find the blockage
- We clear it with high-pressure jetting suited to roots, grease or built-up debris
- We flag any pipe damage so terrace owners or body corporates know what to expect
Green Point Blocked Drains FAQs
Can you access drains on a narrow Green Point terrace property?
Yes, we regularly work on Green Point’s terrace homes and are equipped to trace and clear blockages even where access is tight.
Do you clear shared drains in Green Point apartment blocks?
Yes, we handle shared stack and riser blockages in apartment buildings and can work with body corporates on reporting and repairs.
Why does my Green Point drain keep blocking?
This is often down to ageing pipework or tree roots in older properties. A CCTV inspection will confirm the cause so we can fix it properly.
Do you offer emergency blocked drain callouts in Green Point?
Yes, we prioritise callouts where there’s a risk of overflow or flooding and aim to respond as quickly as possible.
Do you charge a call-out fee?
No. We don’t charge a call-out fee for planned plumbing work in Cape Town. Every quote is free and comes with no obligation to proceed.
Are your plumbing quotes really free?
For planned work, no. We’ll assess the job on site and give you a clear, honest quote before any work starts, with no call-out charge for planned work and no hidden costs. Emergency, fault finding and repair work is charged at our hourly rate plus a travel fee, which we confirm with you before we start.
Need a geyser fixed too? See our Geyser Repairs in Green Point page, or browse all our plumbing services in Cape Town. Selling or letting a property? See our Compliance Certificates in Cape Town page. Our drain work follows standards set by the Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB).
