Draintech Services

At Draintech we offer our Customers a One Stop Shop for their Drainage requirements, we encourage our Engineers to always maintain a proactive and productive approach to working on site, so that any problem, no matter how big or small, can be resolved in real-time with minimal disruption to clients and at the best rate. Draintech is a family run Utility Wastewater and Drainage solutions provider. We proudly offer our clients a one stop shop for all of their drainage needs. For the past 25 years we have been "helping to improve the drainage network" by operating a centre of excellence ensuring that our Engineers are innovative and think outside of the box when it comes to challenges in the Drainage industry.

A CCTV Survey is the most efficient and cost effective way to inspect drains and sewers without having to excavate the pipes. Draintech has invested in the most up to date technology, all of our Engineers are highly trained in the remotely-controlled, specialist camera systems and software to carry out a CCTV drain survey. Our Engineers are able to assess the structural condition and integrity of the drain or sewer without causing any disruption to properties and the environment. Following the Engineers work onsite a technical report and plan will be created by Draintech's highly skilled Processing department which will be able to show you the condition of the sewer and in addition a DVD of the footage is also provided.

Draintech are renowned for being experts in wastewater systems. We are able to service both domestic customers, commercial clients, industry contractors and water utilities, we have experience and knowledge in all Drainage areas. All of our Engineers are fully trained and have the relevant qualifications to carry out the requested work efficiently and safely ensuring that the quality is of the highest standard. Our full spectrum of services is listed below however if a requirement is not listed please contact us directly on 01656 767001 or email Marc@draintech.co.ukfor further information.

The property owner is usually responsible for drains inside the boundaries of the property, while the sewerage company is responsible for lateral drains, which are outside of property boundaries, and sewers. Although most sewers are now publicly owned, there are still some private or unadopted sewers. If your property is served by one of these, you may be responsible for maintaining it. A drain is a pipe that drains water and waste from a building and other buildings which belong with it, for example a garage.