If your drain is outside, it will most likely have been caused by a build-up of dead leaves, or even tree roots. During the warmer months tree roots go in search for a water source, find a pipe under the ground and strangle the pipe causing cracks, sometimes catastrophic damage or completely crushing the pipe causing it to collapse. If it’s an indoor blockage, it could have occurred because of heavy materials or objects being flushed down the drain. Overflowing drains are often caused by sanitary products, paper towels or other hard to flush materials which can clog pipes and obstruct drains. Wipes, tissues, and even hair can also be the culprits. Get a quote call us at 0437 000 257