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Reddicap Heath sits in the B75 corridor on the northern fringe of Sutton Coldfield, roughly 3 miles from the town centre, though the postcode you'll most likely see on work orders is B75. It's a settled residential area, mostly 1960s and 1970s semis and detached houses, with a few older properties mixed in at the edges. The jobs we pick up here tend to be blocked drains, slow-clearing gullies and the occasional collapsed run, all typical of housing stock that's now 50-plus years old and hasn't always had its drainage looked at.

We usually come in via Reddicap Heath Road or off the Lichfield Road, depending on where the job is. The housing estates here were built across a fairly compact area, and a lot of the foul and surface water drainage dates from the same era as the houses, meaning you're dealing with clay-jointed pipes that have had decades to shift, crack or let in tree roots. There are enough mature garden trees in this part of Sutton Coldfield to keep us busy on root-ingress calls alone, and shared sewer arrangements between neighbouring semis are common, which sometimes turns what looks like one household's problem into a two-property dig.

Most common Reddicap Heath jobs

• Clearing root ingress from clay jointed drains under back gardens
• CCTV surveys on 1970s foul drainage runs showing displaced joints
• Blocked shared sewers where two or more semis connect to the same lateral
• Gully clearing on estate roads where leaf and silt build-up causes surface flooding
• Relining cracked clay pipework to avoid a full excavation

Services we run from Reddicap Heath