UK Drain Response

CCTV Drain Surveys

See exactly what is happening inside your drainage system with a professional CCTV drain inspection.

Drain Inspection Specialists

Find the Cause of Drainage Problems

When a drainage problem keeps returning, the cause may be hidden underground. A CCTV survey allows the inside of the drainage system to be inspected without unnecessary excavation.

Specialist camera equipment can be passed through the drain to help identify blockages, damaged pipes, displaced joints, root intrusion and other defects.

A CCTV Survey Can Identify

  • Cracked or fractured drains
  • Displaced pipe joints
  • Root intrusion
  • Collapsed drainage
  • Heavy deposits and obstructions
  • Causes of recurring blockages

When You May Need a Survey

More Than Just Finding Blockages

CCTV surveys can help diagnose existing drainage problems and provide useful information about the condition of underground pipework.

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Recurring Blockages

If the same drain keeps blocking, a CCTV inspection can help identify the underlying cause.

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Property Drainage Checks

Surveys can provide useful information about the condition of drainage around homes and other properties.

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Before Drain Repairs

Identifying the exact location and type of damage can help determine the most suitable repair method.

How It Works

Our CCTV Drain Survey Process

1

Access the Drain

Suitable access is identified so the drainage camera can be introduced into the system.

2

Inspect

The camera is passed through the drainage system to inspect the internal condition of the pipework.

3

Diagnose

Any blockages, defects or damaged sections can be located and assessed.

4

Recommend

Where work is required, an appropriate next step can be recommended.

Has Your Survey Found Damaged Pipework?

UK Drain Response can also help with cracked, displaced or collapsed drains once the problem has been identified.

Drain Repairs

Need a CCTV Drain Survey?

Contact UK Drain Response to arrange a drainage inspection and find out what is happening below ground.