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What is a CCTV Drain Survey?

Wondering ‘What is a CCTV drain survey?’, we’re going to explain.

A CCTV drain survey is a specialist type of inspection, used to assess the condition of drainage systems. The process involves inserting high-tech, waterproof cameras into pipes and drains. These cameras then capture real-time footage, helping drainage experts diagnose the cause of blockages, bad smells and damage.

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How Does a CCTV Drain Survey Work?

The process begins with flexible, remote-controlled cameras entering the drains. These cameras transmit live footage as they move around the drains. This means our drainage experts can inspect the internal condition of pipes.

The CCTV drain survey might also include the use of advanced software, which can record and analyse findings. This software can also generate a detailed report that outlines defects, obstructions or structural issues.

Why Do You Need a CCTV Drain Survey?

There are several reasons why you might need to arrange one of these surveys.

    • Drainage issues: If you’re experiencing drainage issues (like slow-flowing drains, overflowing drains, or bad smells), it’s a good idea to arrange a drain survey. This can uncover the underlying cause.
  • Pre-purchase inspection: Before buying a property, you might want to arrange a pre-inspection survey to take a look at the state of the drains.
  • Post-repair: After drainage repairs or replacements, a drain survey can ensure all work has been completed up to standard.
  • Routine maintenance: If you’re really organised, you could arrange regular maintenance drain surveys. This will help you be proactive with your drains, not reactive.

A drainage survey can offer a non-invasive look at your drainage issues, helping you make a diagnosis. This can help prevent costly repairs, spotting minor issues before they turn into major ones. Compared to traditional excavation, drainage surveys are much quicker and less disruptive.

Why Choose Us For Drain Surveys?

We can remove any guesswork about what’s going on in your drains. Our top-of-the-range cameras can inspect your entire drainage and sewer system, right down to depths of 100m and pipes as small as 70mm wide.

Following our intensive and exhaustive CCTV drain survey, you will receive a comprehensive report including video evidence and analysis. Then, if you do need drain works completed, our expert contractors will be happy to tell you more.

Contact us today for reliable CCTV drain inspection services and ensure your drainage and sewer system is in excellent condition.

 

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    How much does it cost to clear a drain in the UK?

    Drain jetting costs between £70 and £175 on average. Drain jetting is the most effective technique a professional drainage repair service provider in London can use. It thoroughly removes any obstructions, resulting in clear pipes and eliminating immediate drain issues. The process also removes other debris that’s building up along the length of the pipe, preventing further problems in future.

    Can a plumber fix blocked drains?

    While some plumbers will attempt to tackle a blocked drain, their expertise mainly lies with water coming into your home rather than going out of it. So a plumber can fix dripping taps, install a new sink or repair leaky pipes internally. But a drainage services company is better to resolve issues with drains and wastewater leaving your property.

    When should you call a plumber for a clogged drain?

    If your sink is blocked or your toilet is overflowing, you can call a plumber, but if it’s your drains that are clogged, emitting a bad smell or can’t be unclogged with a plunger, it’s time to call a local drainage service. They have the equipment and experience to resolve larger problems.

    What does a drainage company do?

    Drainage companies offer a variety of services, from the installation of drainage systems to homes and businesses to resolving problems with existing systems. Good drainage companies will use CCTV inspection to evaluate the state of existing pipes and can remove blockages, suggesting replacement or repairs to pipework when necessary.

    What are the types of drainage?

    A drainage system is a series of channels that carry excess water away from humans, animals, or plants. There are two main types in UK homes:

    • Surface drainage systems: including downspouts, gullies in your garden, and linear drains – carrying away excess rainwater.
    • Grey water systems: including your kitchen and bathroom wastewater from sinks, toilets, baths and showers.

    What is the importance of drainage?

    Drainage removes excess water away from the property. Rainwater is drained away to prevent standing water which can cause soil erosion and damage the fabric of your home. Grey water from kitchens and bathrooms is conducted into the main sewage system for cleaning and purifying. Without drainage, homes would flood or become contaminated with sewage.

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