Local Storm Drain Clearance

[abusimbel]

Hello all,

I'm putting this question in plumbing as well as roofing and guttering. A couple of years ago I cleaned out the storm drain (pictured) because the rainwater was not draining and was flooding the area around our house. Recently our local management association has had some other storm drains blocked in a similar manner and through the grapevine found out I had cleared this one drain. Long story short they've asked me to clear the other drains and have told me they will pay me the going rate. I have tried to find the going rate online but can't even find this service listed anywhere. I suppose it is done by the local council in most cases. These drains are on private land however so there must be a way to get a quote. Any ideas on where I can look? Thanks much!!

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[^woody^]

£60/h. Probably a bit more in London

 

[Nige F]

I said a £ton each. On the other forum ....so we`re close

 

[Mw Roofline]

Don't forget, some may not be as easy to clean as the one you did. Builders and roofers (cough) are notorious for tipping the washed up water from the cement mixer down the drains which can harden and be a beatch to clean.

 

[Mw Roofline]

Just tried the new thanks facility, Nige and Woody

Feel free to thank me too, lol

 

[abusimbel]

sorry for the late thank you everyone. The family and I went out of town yesterday and didn't get home until late. I removed the covers this morning and took a look and decided not to go forward with the job. As has been said there was a ton of silt down one and about the same of fermenting gaseous muck in the other. The previous storm drains I cleared were filled with mainly mulched leaves. Don't have the equipment really to clear these. Thanks again to all.