Sewer cleaning and pipe cleaning

Our services
- High-pressure cleaning of sewer systems and special structures
- TV inspection (so-called sewer inspection camera) or leak test
- Electromechanical pipe cleaning for buildings, downpipes and blocked pipes
- Cleaning of wastewater, rainwater and drainage pipes, trenches and pumping stations
- Cleaning rainwater inlets and showers
- Sewer cleaning after the end of construction (e.g. single-family house) or after renovations
- Preventive maintenance contracts to avoid sewer blockages
- Removal of deposits and root ingrowth with special cutters
- Professional disposal of the debris
Your benefits
- Extending the service life of pipes and ducts
- Avoiding costs through prevention
- Protection against odors, vermin and water damage
- Conserving resources through water recycling
- 24-hour emergency service for pipe blockages and sewer blockages
- Everything from a single source
You want to use our service?
We are looking forward to your enquiry!
Frequently asked questions
A flushing hose with a nozzle is inserted into the main channel. Deposits are removed by the water pressure from the cleaning nozzle. When the hose is pulled back, dirt is sucked in. There are also special attachments, such as chain centrifuges, which clean heavily soiled pipes.
The cost of sewer cleaning is calculated according to the number of hours worked. The cost may be higher for blocked pipes or stubborn deposits. We will be happy to provide you with an individual quote with price transparency. Did you know that the costs for drain cleaning may be covered by your insurance? For more information, please contact our customer service team.
We work with special equipment and innovative vehicles. For example, 1,320,000 liters of drinking water are saved every day thanks to a water recycling system in the sewer jetting vehicles and repeated use.
While local authorities and wastewater associations are responsible for the maintenance of the public sewer network, private homeowners or businesses must take care of the proper maintenance of their house sewer themselves. In order to avoid expensive consequential damage such as moisture damage, damage to the floor or mold growth, the house sewer system should be checked every five years and cleaned if necessary.
Backflow flaps prevent wastewater from flowing back onto your own property in the event of a blockage in the public sewer network. If they are not properly maintained, there is a risk of loss of insurance cover. We therefore recommend that backwater flaps are serviced at least once a year.