Industrial Drain Cleaning cleans and investigates drainage for the people who look after commercial and industrial premises, from a single fault to planned maintenance across a whole site.
The symptom is not always the problem
An overflowing gully, a loaded interceptor and a high-level pump alarm can each disrupt a site, but they can point to different problems. We pin down which part of the drainage is affected, then decide between cleaning, suction, inspection or another maintenance check, rather than treating the first visible symptom while a downstream restriction remains. Getting a hose into a chamber does not make every surface or connection reachable, and flow coming back does not prove a damaged pipe is repaired. We say where those limits are and what the clean is meant to achieve.
Keeping a working site safe
Open chambers, hoses and recovery equipment are kept under control around vehicles and occupied areas. Any temporary restriction on connected drainage is agreed before cleaning starts, and material taken out of industrial drains is handled according to what it contains, rather than assumed to be ordinary wastewater.
Reporting back
Our findings separate what has been cleaned or cleared from any defect, component fault or section we could not reach. If the same deposit keeps returning, targeted inspection or a change to the maintenance routine may be a better next step than another identical clean.
Our environmental consultants and technical spokesperson
Ian Bennett and Mark Lynch are environmental consultants who can speak on our behalf about our environmental services. Martyn is our technical spokesperson, with particular knowledge of tank cleaning, septic tanks and drainage.