Whether it’s a simple pipe repair, or a larger and more complex drainage issue that needs resolving fast, we offer a range of comprehensive drainage rehabilitation solutions for both commercial and domestic customers across London and beyond.
Drainage
CCTV Survey Inspections
Our CCTV Survey Inspections are carried out using highly accurate state-of-the-art technology, designed to locate issues before they deteriorate, or become more costly than they need to be.
CCTV Surveys are used to identify cracks, roots, or other structural issues, and are often considered the initial stage for Subsidence Investigations, Homebuyer Surveys, or Pre & Post Construction inspections.
Drainage Repairs
At Cascadia, we carry out a wide range of commercial and domestic drainage repair solutions, each designed to ensure your drainage system functions correctly.
Drainage repair procedures include structural lining, pipe repair and replacement, new installations, and sewage treatment plants.
Planned Maintenance Programs and High-Pressure Jetting
Prevent unexpected and potentially costly drainage issues with bespoke planned drainage maintenance programmes, available to customers throughout London and the Home Counties.
Planned maintenance will include preventative cleaning works and high-pressure jetting, designed to avoid business critical flooding and subsequential damage.
Sewer Connections
If you’re looking to create a new sewer connection to the main network, our qualified highway teams will ensure the project is carried out professionally and in accordance with the relevant Water Authority regulations.
As part of our sewer connection service, we provide clients with initial technical advice, plus administrative support for the Highway Permit and Water Authority consent process.
Working with Cascadia Water?
When you work with us at Cascadia Water, you’ll be working with a team of highly skilled and experienced local drainage and watermain specialists, dedicated to exceptionally high standards of work, and a commitment to providing outstanding customer service.
Based in Ruislip, just outside Central London, we are an independent, family owned watermain and drainage company who are committed and proud to deliver excellence to our clients.
Expertise
At Cascadia Water, we have over thirty years of industry experience, and offer a wealth of valuable expertise in the diagnosis and resolution of a wide range of common, and unique drainage and watermain issues.
Reliability
As a water industry approved drainage and watermain specialist, with Cascadia Water, you’ll have the professional reliability you need to ensure issues are resolved quickly and within budget.
Compliance & Safety
With credentials including SafeContractor, WaterSafe, SMAS, Constructionline, and the Water Industry Approved Plumbing Scheme (WIAPS), when working with Cascadia Water, Compliance and Safety will always be strictly adhered to.
Upfront Communication
Whatever drainage or watermain challenge you’re facing, at Cascadia Water, we always provide upfront and honest communication to help to drive an issue forward.
Drainage Repair & Replacement Experts
- Underground Drainage Repairs
- New Sewage Pipe Installations
- Sewer Line Replacements
- Drain CCTV Surveys
- High Pressure Jetting
- Planned Maintenance
London Drainage Services
Cascadia Water provide drain services, specializing in installations and maintenance of water and drainage systems. Offering drainage services to both home and commercial clients, we ensure efficient and reliable drainage solutions to prevent issues such as blockages and leaks. We're the best around when it comes to London drainage services and one of the highest rated drainage contractors in the London and the surrounding South East area.
Expert Drainage Engineers
With a team of experienced professionals and state-of-the-art equipment, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality drain install and repair work and exceeding customer expectations. Whether it's a new installation or routine maintenance, Cascadia Water is committed to keeping London's drainage systems running smoothly and effectively.
- Full Drain Installations
- Planned Drain Maintenance
- Sewer Connections
- CCTV Drain Surveys
Drainage Installation
Drain installation is a critical part of any plumbing system, especially in commercial buildings where large volumes of waste water are generated on a daily basis. When it comes to specialist drain installation for commercial properties, there are several key factors to consider. First and foremost, the size and capacity of the drains must be carefully calculated to ensure that they can effectively handle the volume of waste water produced by the building.
Commercial Drainage Installation
Whether it is for a commercial drain or residential property, specialist drain installation requires the expertise of trained engineers , like Cascadia Water, who understand the unique challenges and requirements of each type of plumbing system.
Complete Drainage Services
We provide expert London drainage services including installation, maintenance and drain cctv surveys.
By investing in quality drain installation and utilising experienced contractors , property owners can ensure the long-term functionality and efficiency of their plumbing systems.
Drain CCTV Surveying
Cascadia Water offer comprehensive CCTV drain surveys to diagnose issues within drainage. Using state-of-the-art camera technology, our skilled engineers can quickly identify blockages, leaks, and structural damage without the need for invasive methods.
Surveys are useful as they provide detailed reports and videos of the survey findings, we help our customers to make informed decisions about their drainage system maintenance and repair needs. With our expertise and cutting-edge equipment, we ensure that our clients receive efficient and effective solutions to their drainage problems.
Common Drainage Questions
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How often should drainage systems be inspected?
Drainage systems should be inspected at least once a year to ensure they are working well and to prevent any potential issues such as clogs or leaks. If you notice any signs of problems such as slow drainage, foul odors, or water backing up, you should have your drainage system inspected immediately. Additionally, drainage systems in high-traffic areas or older buildings may require more frequent inspections. A drainage system can be inspected with very minimal disruption by utilising specialist CCTV tools.
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Do I need a drainage plan for new construction?
Yes, it is advisable to have a drainage plan for new construction to ensure that rainwater and runoff are properly managed and do not cause flooding or erosion issues. A drainage plan will help redirect water away from the structures and landscaping, preventing water damage and keeping the property safe and secure. Consulting with a professional drainage contractor will help determine the best drainage solutions for your specific construction project.
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What causes blockages in drainage systems?
Blockages in drainage systems can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
Accumulation of grease, fats, and oils: These substances can solidify and build up over time, creating a blockage in the drainage system
Foreign objects: Items such as food scraps, paper towels, hygiene products, and other debris can get flushed down drains and cause blockages
Tree roots: Tree roots can grow into drainage pipes in their search for water, eventually causing blockages and damage
Pipe deterioration: Over time, pipes can degrade and collapse, leading to blockages in the drainage system
Buildup of sediments: Sediments such as sand, silt, and debris can collect in the pipes and cause blockages
Poor installation or design: If the drainage system is not properly installed or designed, it can lead to blockages and other issues
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What is commercial drainage?
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How does commercial drainage differ from residential drainage systems?
Commercial drainage systems usually need to handle larger volumes of water compared to residential systems, as commercial properties typically have larger roofs and more paved surfaces that can contribute to stormwater runoff. Additionally, commercial drainage systems are often designed to comply with local regulations and environmental standards to ensure that stormwater is properly managed and does not cause pollution.
In contrast, residential drainage systems are designed to manage water on a smaller scale for single-family homes or small multi-unit buildings. They may include gutters, downspouts, and underground pipes to direct rainwater away from the home and prevent water damage to the foundation or basement.
Overall, commercial drainage systems are typically more complex, larger in scale, and subject to more stringent regulations compared to residential drainage systems.
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