CCTV Drain survey London

One of the major problems keeping up with your drains is the fact they are hidden underground and out of sight. Unlike other household maintenance where you can see general wear and tear. Drains often get forgotten about because they’re out of sight and out of mind.

However, this is all fine until you start getting bad smells coming through the drains or water rising back up the toilet! This is where CCTV drain surveys come in, this technology allows us to be able to take look inside your drains to carry out a thorough inspection with having to dig up the floor in your house or the flowerbed in your back garden.

We use Specialist camera equipment which is remotely controlled and send it into your drain system to identify any blockages or damage to the pipeline that may be causing you issues. 

Do I need a CCTV drain survey?

When it comes to drains there are various amounts of problems that cause blockages and damage to your pipes. These can range from small relatively easy fixes or major serious problems.

So whether you have an urgent problem or just want to have some peace of mind that your drains are fine. A CCTV drain survey is the quickest and most cost-effective way to get a fast solution.

CCTV Drain Surveys can be used to:

– Find blockages

– Pipe corrosion

– Cracked or damaged drains

– Collapsed drain pipelines

– Leakages

– Tree root intrusion

& many more

How much does a CCTV drain survey cost?

Costs of having a CCTV Drainage survey can vary from each situation. Whether it’s just to find out the cause of a fairly local blockage or to inspect the drainage system of a school or hospital.

Most of the time the cost is broken down into two vital factors time and labour. An hourly rate is standard practice for a CCTV drain survey. So the bigger the project the more drains it has and naturally the longer it takes to survey increasing the cost.

When you pay for a drain survey you are paying for the cost of using the high-end specialist camera equipment and the skills and knowledge of the engineer operating the equipment.