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A few weeks ago we were visited by a man who wanted to do something to the manhole in our garden due to the neighbours having a blocked toilet. We have since had a sewer smell from the manhole. The paving around is cracked but has been for a while. What needs doing to get rid of the smell? Does the manhole cover need replacing, the paving need relaying or something else?
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Thames water came and said their manhole is ok. However paving surrounding it has a crack. Hosing into the crack goes straight into the depths of the sewers. They suggest repaying the garden but I can't see how this can be any more than cosmetic. Surely the sewer gases can get through pretty paving too. Any suggestions?

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