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What a blocked drain usually means, what to do right now, and how to choose between clearing, repairing and relining.
Who pays for a blocked sewer in Victoria?
A blocked sewer raises a quick question: is this mine, the landlord's or the water authority's? Here is the general picture in Victoria, and why the camera footage settles it.
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Water coming up the shower drain: what it means and what to do
Dirty water rising up through the shower or a floor waste is a sign the main sewer line is blocked. Here is what to do in the next ten minutes, and what happens when the crew arrives.
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Pipe relining or digging up the drain: which is right?
Relining and digging up both fix a damaged drain, but they suit different problems. Here is how to tell which yours needs, and why the camera footage makes the call.
Read the guide →Why does my drain keep blocking?
If the same drain blocks again and again, something in the pipe is letting it happen. Here is what usually causes it, why clearing alone only buys time, and how to stop it.
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