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How much do plumbers charge for labor to unclogg a toilet blockege
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"You can be looking between £100 to £180 to get a toilet unblocked"
Answered on 28th Feb 2024 - Member since Sep 2020 -
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"Toilet unblocking could cost anywhere from £120 - £180 for a soft blockage. Although In the worst case scenario the blockage could be caused by broken drain which could cost considerably more"
Answered on 20th Jun 2024 - Member since Jun 2024 -
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"Depends, all the larger drainage companies charge in excess of £180+
Smaller drainage forms charge between £120-£140
Hope this helps"
Smaller drainage forms charge between £120-£140
Hope this helps"
Answered on 13th Feb 2024 - Member since Jan 2024 -
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"120£-140£ but all depends on the job but standard blockage 120-140£"
Answered on 13th Feb 2024 - Member since Mar 2023 -
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"Hi, you could be looking at anywhere from £75-150 for a toilet to be unblocked"
Answered on 13th Feb 2024 - Member since Oct 2023 -
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"the cost could between £100-£200 depend what equipment is required to unblock it"
Answered on 13th Feb 2024 - Member since Sep 2020 -
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"Have you tried plunging it yourself this would be ideal so you are not paying unnecessary prices standard to come is £90 plus labour"
Answered on 13th Feb 2024 - Member since Oct 2023 -
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"£70 rodding drain
£160 jetting drain
£200 RODDING AND JETTING"
£160 jetting drain
£200 RODDING AND JETTING"
Answered on 27th May 2024 - Member since Jun 2023 -
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"Between £75-£150 if it's straightforward using a good plunger. But could raise up to £150-£200 if requires more work to do the job I.e removing the toilet, roding or jetting."
Answered on 14th Feb 2024 - Member since Jun 2023 -
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"£120 with a plunger nut your better off calling a drainage engineer as they will have a jetter which although is a little more expensive it does a far superior job as it give it a really good clean and flush through where as a plunger is just relying on any sitting water from the blockage to clean up.
We charge £180 for jetting, we do offer the use of rods for £120 but can't guarantee it doesn't get blocked again"
We charge £180 for jetting, we do offer the use of rods for £120 but can't guarantee it doesn't get blocked again"
Answered on 15th Apr 2025 - Member since Sep 2024 -
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