A CCTV drain survey involves using a small, waterproof camera that is fed into your drainage system to inspect the condition of your pipes. This method allows professionals to identify any blockages, damage, or potential issues without having to dig up or disturb your property. The camera footage is then reviewed to provide a detailed assessment of the drainage system, including any cracks, leaks, or collapsed areas. It’s an efficient, non-invasive way to diagnose problems within your drains.

Once the CCTV drain survey is completed, our team works quickly to analyse the footage and compile a comprehensive report. Typically, we deliver the survey report within 24 to 48 hours. The report includes a clear explanation of any issues found, along with video footage and recommendations for repairs if needed. If you require a more urgent response, we may be able to expedite the process based on your specific situation.

The cost of a CCTV drain survey varies depending on factors such as the size of the drainage system, the complexity of the issue, and the location. It’s best to contact us for a tailored quote based on your specific requirements, and we’ll ensure that it’s competitive and transparent with no hidden fees.

We aim to provide flexible and quick scheduling for all CCTV drain surveys. In most cases, we can arrange an appointment within 24 hours, especially for urgent cases such as severe blockages or leaks. We understand the importance of prompt service when it comes to drainage issues, so we do our best to accommodate your needs and minimise any disruption to your property.

Yes, after conducting the CCTV drain survey and identifying any problems, we provide a full range of solutions. Whether it’s a simple blockage that needs clearing or more complex repairs such as relining or pipe replacement, our team is fully equipped to resolve the issue. We’ll offer a detailed plan, along with an estimate of costs and timescales, to ensure that the problem is fixed quickly and efficiently, preventing further damage.

A CCTV drain survey is an essential tool for identifying potential issues within your drainage system before they escalate into more serious problems. Regular inspections can prevent costly repairs and property damage by catching blockages, leaks, or structural issues early. It’s also particularly useful for homebuyers or property managers who want to ensure the integrity of their drains. Additionally, it’s a completely non-invasive procedure, making it a hassle-free way to maintain your drainage system.

Yes, a CCTV drain survey is entirely non-invasive. The process does not require any digging or excavation, as the camera is inserted directly into the drainage system via existing access points. This means there’s minimal disruption to your property, and no need for costly and time-consuming digging. The camera provides a clear, high-resolution view of the inside of your pipes, allowing for accurate diagnosis without causing any damage to your landscape or building.

Yes, we provide CCTV drain surveys for both residential and commercial properties. Whether you need a survey for a small business, large industrial site, or commercial building, we have the expertise and equipment to handle larger and more complex drainage systems. Commercial surveys often require more detailed reporting and regulatory compliance, and our team is fully trained to meet these requirements. We also offer ongoing maintenance solutions to help businesses prevent future drainage issues.

A CCTV drain survey can detect a wide range of issues within your drainage system. These include blockages caused by debris or fat build-up, cracks or fractures in the pipes, root ingress, collapsed sections, or misaligned joints. It can also identify potential future problems such as corrosion or areas of weakness. By pinpointing these issues early, you can avoid more severe damage and costly repairs down the line.

The duration of a CCTV drain survey depends on the size and complexity of the drainage system, but most residential surveys take between 1 and 2 hours to complete. Larger or more complex systems, such as those in commercial properties, may take longer. Once the survey is finished, we’ll review the footage and provide a detailed report. If there are urgent issues, we’ll discuss them with you immediately and propose solutions to address them as quickly as possible.