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Drain survey advice
What is a pre-purchase drain survey and why would it be necessary? Is it true that mortgage providers have it as a requirement now?
SEPTIC TANK LEAKAGE
I HAVE JUST HAD MY SEPTIC TANK EMPTIED 3 WEEKS AGO BUT ITS NOW FULL AGAIN AND THE SMALL MANHOLE BELOW ITS FULL AS WELL AND NOW ITS STARTING TO LEAK INTO THE GARDEN. WHY IS MY SEPTIC TANK LEAKING?
CCTV drain survey information
I’d like to know what exactly is a CCTV drain survey? And how much would it cost?
How long does it take to unblock a drain?
How long does it generally take to unblock drains?
Soil Waste Manhole
We are looking to build a single storey extension on a bungalow but the soil manhole is where we want to extend, The run goes parallel with the bungalow and we are on the end, At present the run goes under a previous extension at the property. What are our options?
What is the lowest maintenance off grid drainage system?
In terms of off-grid drainage systems, which is easier to maintain - a septic tank or sewage treatment plant?
Garden drainage help
We've got puddles forming on clay soil or garden in our new. What's an appropriate drainage solution? As the external floor was very high and leading to bridging or damp course we've removed it and dug down around 8-10 inches in that area. We've got through some concrete and type one and now found clay which the water sits on. Should I dig further into the clay or just lay something drainable on top? We've removed the concrete along the rest of the side return but not yet dug the type one away there. We have a manhole at the back of our garden which we could potentially channel water towards. Should we remove dig the whole of the side return to the same level? Currently, at least there is plenty of depth below the rear wall meaning it won't bridge the damp course but as it's now the lowest point in the garden I'm concerned that water in the rest of the garden may drain towards that area and cause problems.
Hot tub services
If Having a concrete base for a hot tub what services need to be in place for the hot tub eventually
Who is responsible for outdoor drain blockage?
If there’s an outdoor drain blockage, who would be responsible for this?
Can I connect my guttering to my sewer system?
Is it possible to connect the guttering runaway to the house’s sewer system? And is this still legal to have this changed? Currently we have a soakaway area with a hole that this gutter leads to, but this is getting blocked up regularly now. This is an old house which has a combined sewer system which has another set of gutters which do connect to the sewer system.
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