A Clearer Approach To Commercial Drainage

Practical Support For Business Premises

London Commercial Drainage focuses on the drainage needs of commercial and industrial sites. We help facilities managers, landlords, contractors and site teams define the work needed to investigate a problem, restore flow or plan a repair.

A useful drainage service starts with the building and how it operates. An office washroom fault, a kitchen grease problem and a damaged pipe beneath a delivery yard need different questions and different work scopes.

Evidence Before A Repair Decision

We approach recurring problems by asking what the site records already show. Previous survey footage, clearance findings and maintenance history can prevent an investigation from starting again without reason.

A clearance should describe what was removed. A survey should identify what was visible and what remained inaccessible. A repair proposal should explain the defect being treated and why the method suits it.

Standards In Their Proper Context

Approved Document H provides England guidance on drainage and waste disposal. BS EN 13508-2 covers visual inspection coding for drains and sewers outside buildings.

Grease separator requirements are discussed in Approved Document H with reference to BS EN 1825-1 and BS EN 1825-2. HSE guidance on the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 makes avoiding entry the starting point. These are relevant references for planning work, rather than claims of membership, certification or approval.

Agree What Happens Next

Use the enquiry form to tell us the location, issue and access arrangements. With your agreement, your enquiry may be passed to a suitable local drainage firm to discuss the job and provide a proposal.

Before booking, confirm who will carry out the work, their relevant competence, the quotation and the terms. Ask for the risk controls, waste arrangements and completion record that apply to your site.