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Remove silt and sludge — grease traps and manholes fully cleared
Silt, grit and grease settle at the bottom of manholes, grease traps and main building drains over time, reducing capacity and causing repeated blockage and odour. PipeButler removes and disposes of the accumulated sludge to restore drainage capacity — ideal routine maintenance for shops, eateries and building management.
See how pricing is assessed
A clear process from enquiry and assessment to an agreed scope of work
Tell us the drain problem and district and ask about available timing.
Confirm timing based on the district and schedule, then inspect the blockage or odour issue.
Explain the proposed approach, scope and price before agreed work begins.
Use suitable tools for the site conditions and agreed scope of work.
After the agreed work, test drainage and explain the observed result and any next steps.
Choose an enquiry route for your premises and work scope.
Pantry, washroom and shared-drain enquiries, with scope agreed before work
Scope and booking detailsUnit outlets, shared pipes and chamber enquiries assessed with site access
Scope and booking detailsDiscuss a defined maintenance scope using assets, usage and incident records
Scope and booking detailsToilets, sinks, floor drains & manholes cleared — flow restored fast
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Learn MorePantry, washroom and shared-drain enquiries, with scope agreed before work
Learn MoreUnit outlets, shared pipes and chamber enquiries assessed with site access
Learn MoreDiscuss a defined maintenance scope using assets, usage and incident records
Learn MoreWhatsApp with the problem and district, and we will confirm available timing.