Drain Camera Survey Central London

A drain camera survey is a non-invasive method of inspecting your drainage system. Our trained technicians feed a specialist CCTV camera through your pipes to uncover internal faults and blockages. 

One of the most common causes of rodent infestations is access through damaged or blocked drainage systems. Rats can squeeze through the smallest of gaps and enter a property undetected via drains.

Our surveys allow us to identify these hidden entry points and provide targeted solutions such as structural repairs, sealing pipe defects, or fitting rodent prevention devices like one-way flaps or non-return valves.

Early detection is key to preventing damage to electrical wiring, insulation, and structural elements within your property.

As part of our survey process, we often carry out high-pressure jetting to remove debris and improve visibility. If you're facing issues with roots or need general drain maintenance, we offer descaling and root removal services to prevent future blockages, regardless of job size.

Identifying the root cause of drainage problems is our first step. Our skilled technicians then repair or install using high-quality materials for drainage & manhole reconstruction.

With extensive experience in addressing collapsed drains and general wear and tear, we follow a precise procedure to repair and reconstruct damaged drainage systems:

Perform an initial analysis to locate the leak and its potential cause.

Conduct an exploratory excavation to access the damaged drainage directly.

Resolve the issue with either a patch repair or a complete drainage system installation to prevent future problems.

These services are also available as a standalone solution for blocked drains or general ongoing maintenance.

Our team of BPCA certified specialists are ready to deliver our expertise if you think or know of a pest issue emerging. delivering rapid emergency steam treatment throughout Central London.

Don’t wait for the problem to spread. Contact us to arrange a callout, where we can assess the situation and propose the next best steps going forward.