Planned drainage maintenance prevents the blockages and failures that disrupt your business. We set up preventative maintenance contracts for commercial sites across the UK — with scheduled visits and clear reporting.


Fewer emergencies and less downtime
Predictable, budgeted cost instead of surprise bills
Compliance and a clear maintenance record
Longer-lasting drainage and assets
Scheduled cleaning and jetting
CCTV condition checks
Grease-trap management where needed
Priority emergency response and portfolio reporting
Survey your site or sites
Agree a schedule and scope to suit you
Carry out the visits on plan
Report on condition, visits and spend so you can plan ahead
We agree a clear, pre-agreed price with you before any work begins — so you know exactly what you'll pay before we start.
If a problem we fixed returns within the guarantee period, we'll put it right.
"Fast, tidy and did exactly what they said. Couldn't fault them."
"Showed me the problem on camera and sorted it properly. No hard sell."
"Reliable and professional — one call and it was handled."
Set up planned maintenance across a 12-site portfolio, cutting emergency call-outs and giving quarterly reporting.
Scheduled kitchen and wet-room drainage maintenance across a care home group.
It's tailored to your site and schedule. Planned maintenance usually costs less overall than reactive emergency call-outs.
Both — from one premises to a national portfolio, with one point of contact.
Typically scheduled cleaning, CCTV checks, priority response and reporting — tailored to you.
Yes — reporting on visit frequency, asset condition and spend so you can plan proactively.
Yes — we're fully insured, our engineers are DBS-checked, and we hold recognised industry accreditations including Water Jetting Association membership.
We confirm the drain is flowing freely before we leave, and if a blockage returns because we didn't clear it properly, we'll come back and put it right.
Wherever possible we use no-dig methods such as relining and localised patch repairs, so there's little or no excavation.
You're normally responsible for the pipes within your property boundary; the shared or public sewer beyond it is usually the water company's. If we find it isn't yours, we'll tell you.



Fast service across the UK, 24/7, pre-agreed price before any work.
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