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Priestwood sits in the RG12 postcode, about three miles from central Bracknell, and it's a solidly residential neighbourhood built up largely in the 1960s and 1970s as part of Bracknell's new town expansion. You've got a mix of council-era semis, low-rise flats and some later infill development, all of which means a good spread of drainage ages and conditions. We regularly pick up jobs here covering blocked drains, slow-draining baths, and older inspection chambers that have shifted over the decades.

We come in from the Bracknell direction along the main routes cutting through the town centre fringe, and Priestwood is quick to reach. The housing stock is typical new town build, which means a lot of the below-ground drainage dates to the 1960s and uses older clayware that's now well past its designed lifespan. Tree cover has grown up considerably since those estates were laid out, and root ingress into cracked pipe joints is one of the most common things we find on CCTV surveys here. Shared sewer runs between properties are common too, which can make tracing a blockage less straightforward than it looks.

Most common Priestwood jobs

• CCTV surveys on 1960s clay drainage systems showing root ingress at joints
• Blocked shared sewer runs affecting two or more neighbouring properties
• Clearing slow-draining kitchen and bathroom waste pipes in council-era semis
• Inspection chambers that have cracked or dropped, causing partial blockages
• Tracing the source of recurring damp smells back to broken underground drainage
• High-pressure jetting to clear decades of grease and sediment from older pipework

Services we run from Priestwood