A blocked drain is an obstruction of the normal flow of water and wastewater that can lead to flooding. In most cases, a blockage will occur when something (such as debris) gets caught in the drainage system’s pipes or fittings. If left untreated, this can cause serious damage to your home or business. At Hays Specialist Clearing Blocked Drains Tower Hamlets , we know how important it is to get any blocked drains cleared as soon as possible – so you don’t have to worry about potential flood risks anymore! -We are experts at clearing all types of obstructions from drainage systems – including tree roots, rocks, and other large objects; -Our teams are experienced professionals who understand exactly what needs to be done in order clear any blockages quickly and efficiently; -All work carried out by our team is fully insured; -We always take care during removal operations not to disturb surrounding property too much;

Tower Hamlets is a borough in London, England. It was formed in 1900 from the merger of East End and West End. The population of Tower Hamlets at the 2011 census was 248,409,[1] making it one of London's most populous boroughs.[2] In 1894 an Act of Parliament created the Metropolitan Board of Works to improve sanitation throughout Greater London; this led to construction projects such as sewers and drains. Today, Tower Hamlets remains a major centre for water management with many blocked drains being solved by our company through our experienced engineers. The main causes behind blocked drains are human activities (such as washing machines and toilets) or natural disasters (like floods). When these blockages occur they can cause flooding within homes or businesses, which can be very damaging both physically and financially. Our team has years of experience dealing with all sorts of drainage problems – whether it’s unblocking sewer pipes during routine maintenance work or providing expert advice on how best to prevent future blockages from happening altogether!

Tower Hamlets is a borough in London, England. The population of the Borough at the 2011 Census was 248,409,[1] making it one of the most densely populated areas within Greater London.[2][3] Tower Hamlets occupies much of east London between Whitechapel to the north and Bow to the south, with parts extending westwards into Hackney and Islington. The name "Tower Hamlets" derives from its former status as a medieval hamlet surrounded by manors that belonged to various lords including those belonging to Edward II (the Black Prince), Earl Thomas de la Warr and Bartholomew de Badlesmere. It became an urban district in 1855 following boundary changes made by Parliament under Lord Palmerston.[5]:page not found In 1889 it became part-city status after being granted city rights which allowed for more self-government through elected committees; this gave rise only partially due to opposition from some councillors who were appointed rather than elected.[6]:page not found On 1 April 1965 it absorbed what remained of Bethnal Green Urban District following local government reorganisation that created 22 new metropolitan boroughs across England plus three non-metropolitan districts: Poplar Blight Area, Stepney Metropolitan Borough Council and Woolwich Metropolitan Borough Council. These latter two had been formed out of portions formerly constituting East End Rural District.] [7]