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Ashenground sits on the western side of Haywards Heath, mostly RH16, about three miles from the town centre. The housing is a mixed bag, post-war semis and bungalows alongside some 1970s and 1980s detached properties, with a few older terraces closer to the main roads. It's a residential area, families and retirees mainly, and the drainage jobs we get here reflect that, blocked toilets, slow-draining baths, and ageing clay pipe runs that have been quietly failing for years.

We come in from the Haywards Heath direction, typically via the B2028 or Perrymount Road. The housing stock in Ashenground is predominantly mid-twentieth century, which means the below-ground pipework is too. Clay drains with push-fit joints are common, and after fifty-odd years those joints attract tree root ingress, particularly from the mature gardens that are a real feature of this part of town. Low-lying patches near the western edges can hold surface water after heavy rain. Shared sewer connections between neighbouring properties are the thing that catches people out most here.

Most common Ashenground jobs

• Clearing root ingress from clay drain runs under rear gardens
• CCTV surveys on older pipework before buyers complete on a purchase
• Blocked toilets and kitchen sinks in post-war semis
• Surface water pooling on driveways and patios after wet weather
• Tracing and mapping shared sewer connections between neighbouring properties
• Repair or re-lining of cracked clay joints on ageing lateral drains

Services we run from Ashenground