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Local New Malden drainage engineers covering Malden Park. Blocked drains, high-pressure jetting, CCTV surveys and drain repairs, with a clear price agreed before we lift a cover.
Malden Park sits in the quieter eastern fringe of KT3, mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces mixed with some interwar semis on streets that were built before the borough had a joined-up sewer plan. It's about three miles from our yard in central New Malden, so we're usually on your doorstep within the hour. The jobs we pick up here tend to be blocked drains and slow-running sinks in older properties, plus the occasional collapsed clay pipe in rear gardens where nobody's touched the drainage since the house was built.
We come in along the A2043 and drop into the residential streets east of Malden Road. The housing stock is dense and terraced, which means shared gullies and combined drainage runs that serve two or three properties at once. The pipework is predominantly clay, laid over a century ago, and tree root intrusion is a recurring problem, particularly in back gardens where mature trees have had decades to work their way into pipe joints. Low-lying spots near the park boundary can hold surface water after heavy rain, which is when we get a run of calls about garden flooding and blocked gullies.
Most common Malden Park jobs
- Clearing root-blocked clay drains in Victorian terrace rear gardens
- CCTV survey to trace which shared sewer is causing a neighbour dispute
- Collapsed pipe sections under back-garden paths, usually found during a routine camera inspection
- Blocked gullies and surface water pooling after storms near the park edge
- Slow kitchen and bathroom waste pipes in interwar semis with original lead and clay stack connections
Services we run from Malden Park
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Tell us what's blocked or backing up, and we'll give you a clear price for the likely job, no call-out fee, plus a realistic ETA, before we hang up.
Malden Park FAQ
In Malden Park it's often both. The older combined sewers in this part of KT3 can surcharge during heavy rain, which pushes water back up through any partial blockage that would normally sit unnoticed. We'd clear the blockage first and then run a camera to check whether the pipe itself is the problem, because if the sewer is undersized or cracked, clearing it alone won't stop it happening again.