Restaurants in Ireland should schedule professional grease trap cleaning every 4–6 weeks. High-volume kitchens may need cleaning every 2–4 weeks, while lower-volume kitchens can stretch to 6–8 weeks, but only if the trap never fills beyond the 25% level. Anything...
Blocked or slow drains are common in homes and commercial spaces across Ireland, and people often confuse between two terms: drain cleaning and drain unblocking. The difference matters because the wrong choice can cost more and still not fix the real issue. In...
On average, homeowners can expect to pay for drain cleaning between €80 to €250 for standard household drains, while more complex blockages or main sewer issues can cost upwards of €400. As a general rule, factors like tree roots, broken pipes, and access difficulty...
Introduction Drainage issues can be frustrating, especially when you don’t know what’s going on underground. Choosing the right inspection method is crucial to avoid wasted money and time. In Ireland, people usually weigh two options: traditional drain inspection or...
Introduction If you’re building a home or installing a septic tank in Ireland, one of the first questions you’ll face is whether your land can properly handle wastewater. That’s where a percolation test comes in. It measures how quickly water drains through soil, a...