Our team at County Drains give a high standard of service and are professional, friendly and approachable. County Drains continually invests in up to date equipment and staff training to ensure we are providing a service we are proud of. Our employees undertake frequent training including Water Jetting Association (WJA), Confined Spaces, New Roads and Streetworks (NRSWA) and CSCS. We are members of Derbyshire County Council Trusted Trader and CHAS accredited and our engineers are CRB checked. We are able to undertake works in the highway as well as sewer connections and can complete any necessary paperwork on your behalf.
We speak daily to customers with varying knowledge of their drainage systems and problem. Whatever your question or query do not be embarrassed to call we will help in whatever way we can. Please note that recent changes in the law have altered the responsibility of the drains on some properties, if you are not sure please telephone us and we will try to guide you in the right direction whether it be the Water Authority, your council or the property owner. We are members of Derbyshire County Councils Trusted Trader Scheme and can be found on their website, please take time to look at feedback from our other customers and learn more of what the expectations of a Trusted Trader are.
Don't panic blockages are not always caused by broken drains, over the years we have discovered some unexpected items including, T-shirts, trainers, mobile phones, shampoo bottles, a digital phone, cutlery and children's toys in most cases our team can deal with problems quickly and efficiently. We are able to undertake works in the highway, completing the appropriate paperwork and have the necessary NRSWA and Confined Spaces training. Contact us for a free quote. County Drains were quick and efficient in solving our leaking drain, after other experts had not been able to isolate the problem.
We have the technology to survey drains for both private (from 100mm in diameter) and commercial (up to 1 metre in diameter) drains. We have both a push rod camera and a crawler (a motorised remote control camera), our crawler camera can rotate 360° and zoom in on connections and defects to identify any problems. Drain surveys take place for a variety of reasons; to discover the cause of on-going problems, to ensure that newly laid drains have no flaws and for home buyers to ensure there are no hidden problems before making their purchase.
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