Our TV documentary gets down and dirty

Sewermen is shown on Paramount (Freeview channel 31) Thursdays at 9pm

Watch the trailer.

Sewermen is back for a second series on Paramount Network (Freeview channel 31). The no-holds-barred documentary follows the trials and triumphs of our amazing men and women whose job it is to keep the taps flowing and loos flushing across the North West.

Sometimes hilarious, often icky, but always interesting, the programme shows a behind the scenes glimpse at the work taking place at all hours and all weathers to unblock sewers, fix leaks and test water quality to keep the region’s tap water up to scratch. 

You can take a peek into the unique underground world of almost 120,000 kilometres of pipes from Carlisle to Crewe and round the bend access to over 5,000 employees who keep smiling even when the job gets tough and the pride they show in serving customers just shines through.

Missed the first series? Catch up on My5.

Meet our Sewermen stars

Mark Holland and Rob Hardie

Our wastewater technicians from Rochdale star in our eight-part TV series

Charlene Huxley

Follow our water quality officer, as she tests our customers' tap water across Cheshire

Mick Barton and John Medati

Follow our Manchester wastewater technicians as they clear blockages

Important Notice

Frozen Pipes

Due to the recent freezing weather conditions, some of our customers have called to say their water has gone off or it’s coming out the tap in a trickle. This could be due to frozen pipes in your home. If you think your pipes may be frozen but they have not split or burst, there are some simple steps you can take to help slowly thaw them by using a hot water bottle or hairdryer, starting from the end nearest your tap.

Remember to avoid using a naked flame as this may not be safe. For lots of advice on how to deal with frozen pipes, please take a look at our winterwise page.

Due to the recent freezing weather conditions, some of our customers have called to say their water has gone off or it’s coming out the tap in a trickle. This could be due to frozen pipes in your home. For lots of advice on how to deal with frozen pipes, please take a look at our winterwise page.

Frozen pipes

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