Pre-Planned Maintenance (PPM)

If our engineers identify cracked pipes, defective joints, or minor blockages during visits, immediate repairs can be completed as part of your contract.

Common issues like displaced joints or minor roots are tackled before they develop into major faults, keeping systems working reliably.

Landlords and businesses are required to keep drainage in safe condition. Our maintenance contracts help you meet your responsibilities by tracking work, providing inspection evidence, and offering guidance on any required upgrades.

All records are kept up to date, supporting your compliance with property standards in Sutton, Cheam, and surrounding areas.

For commercial kitchens and food businesses in places like Coulsdon or Purley, grease traps are included in scheduled maintenance.

Regular emptying and cleaning prevent blockages, foul odours, and help fulfil environmental regulations on fats, oils, and grease disposal.

Each planned maintenance visit includes written confirmation of work done, highlighting any repairs or risks we advise to address.

Reports support landlords and business owners with health and safety records required by local authorities in Sutton and across London.

Routine inspections are arranged to check all accessible drains and associated pipework. We assess for signs of build-up, damage, slow flows, or root intrusion.

Inspections are timed to suit property rhythms in London, limiting disruption for residents or business operations. A written report is left after each visit.

Limescale, grease, and debris can slow drains in older London buildings. Our planned maintenance contracts include cleaning using high-pressure water jetting, restoring full pipe capacity.

Regular cleaning prevents slow drainage and reduces the risk of odours or standing water problems across apartments or shared buildings.

CCTV drain surveys are included as needed to examine pipework beneath larger facilities or hard-to-access areas. Footage identifies build-up, cracks, or root ingress not visible above ground.

Our engineers explain survey findings and outline any action needed to prevent future blockages or leaks.

If your property uses a pump station, servicing is arranged within your maintenance schedule. This includes checking pumps, floats, and alarms for any early signs of wear.

Regular attention minimises the risk of breakdown, keeping basement or low-lying property drainage working efficiently.

Prevention reduces the likelihood and cost of major drainage emergencies, which can be disruptive and expensive if left unchecked.

A planned contract gives cost certainty and helps you avoid the stress of sudden blockages or damage, whatever the property type.