Season 2

In Cumbria, an army of engineers are replacing parts of an ageing monster underground pipeline that transports millions of litres of water from Haweswater Reservoir to 2 million people every day.

Waste Warriors James and Andy battle to clear a newly formed fatberg underneath a busy street in Manchester. It is a monstrous mass of waste and fat that is 50 metres in length

In Cumbria, John and his army of engineers are midway through a mammoth plumbing job, replacing parts of an ageing monster underground pipeline

Geoff and his elite squad of sewage cleaners must scour the pumps deep inside a holding tank at Southport Treatment works, to ensure the waste doesn't back up into people's homes

Project director John and his team undertake a crucial test at a fresh water pipeline in the Lake District, and a garden in Rucorn, Cheshire, is being slowly submerged in sewage.

Steve and Mark face one of their toughest jobs ever and Stu and Ian tackle a potential pollution emergency.

Stuart tackles a 200-metre fatberg in Manchester, newly qualified "leak listener" Dan detects holes in the water company's network, and the Steves attract donkey attention.

The largest fatberg ever seen in the North West is proving an unbeatable enemy. At 400 tonnes and 350m long, it fills 40% of the main sewer system in the docks area of Liverpool.

In North Wales, engineer Luke and his team of mega plumbers are mid way through a project to replace a problematic two km section of pipe that has a history of large bursts.

In Liverpool city centre, a crack team of drainage engineers goes underground to clear a blocked sewer.

Docuseries following the workers who maintain Britain's water systems.

Docuseries following the workers who maintain Britain's water systems.