Blocked Toilets
When your toilet won’t flush properly,
Call us and we’ll soon get it working again
What we do
If your toilet isn’t flushing properly or the water rises higher than it should before draining, we’ll find what the blockage is and fix it without any fuss.
Why you can trust us with every drama, large or small:
- Ready to help 24 hours, 365 days a year
- Fixed price, no hidden costs, no call out fees
- Here since 1963 - all work guaranteed
- Local to you, wherever you live
- Respectful of your time and your home
How we do it
We might be able to do the job with simple tools. For a more stubborn blockage, we might have to electro-mechanical machines. Rest assured, once we’ve found out what the problem is, our engineers will have the right equipment on hand to take care of it.
The benefits of using Dyno-Rod
To find out what other benefits you get, click on the titles below
Local round-the-clock service
With over 500 vehicles available throughout the UK, you can be certain one of our engineers will be with you within four hours of your call. And that’s true 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, every day of the year.
Know exactly what you’re paying
There are no call out charges. We’ll come along, assess your job and give you a free quote. Your quote is fixed, with no hidden charges, and will be what you pay when you ask us to do the job.
Professional and trustworthy
All of our work is guaranteed and carried out by our fully trained engineers. So you can feel safe in the knowledge that they won’t just do the job well, they’ll treat you and your home with respect too.
Detection and prevention
Common toilet blockage issues
Signs to look out for
You won’t often get much of a warning of a toilet being blocked, unfortunately. Unless you know that you or someone in your household has accidentally dropped something they shouldn’t have down there. Once your toilet isn’t flushing properly or water is rising higher than normal before draining, you might try unblocking it yourself before calling us out.
The causes
Blockages will usually be caused by something you’ve dropped down the toilet. This can range from nappies, tissues and cotton wool to more unusual objects such as toys, combs and mobile phones.
