Cutting robots carry air- or electric-powered grinding heads through the pipe under camera guidance. They remove obstacles that jetters and eels cannot: concrete slurry that entered during building works, protruding junction pipes, hardened scale and botched previous repairs.
Robotic work is precise but slow, and is typically priced by time and complexity — a good reason to confirm the obstruction on CCTV first.
Removes hard obstructions and prepares pipes for relining without excavation.
Deployed in drains from around 100 mm upward, via standard access points.
A CCTV drain inspection is the standard way to confirm whether this is what's happening in your pipes: the camera shows the condition on screen, a locator pinpoints the exact position and depth, and you get a recorded report before any repair decisions are made.
A CCTV drain inspection shows exactly what's happening inside your pipes — no guesswork.