Example of our drainage services
Surveys
Camera CCTV surveys are used for fault finding when a problem is suspected, and for house sellers, who usually schedule a drain survey before completing the sale, to identify any potential problems that may result in additional cost for the buyer(s).
Underground drains might be invisible but they should be considered as part of the overall purchase assessment, particularly if you are the one buying a new home. Drainage systems can be very complex, and repair work can be expensive if it involves digging up large areas of land.
Acknowledging the potential high cost of drain repairs, CCTV surveys can be cost effective investment and pay for themselves many times over. Our CCTV Surveys require a minimum notice period of 48 hours.
Drainage in Buckinghamshire 24/7*
With locally based engineers covering these areas, Express Buckinghamshire Drains specialise in all types of drainage problems such as blocked drain cleaning involving drain testing, CCTV drain surveys, manual rodding and drain Jetting.
Express Buckinghamshire Drains pride ourselves by offering one of the areas premier 24 hour* emergency drainage solutions. Drains are largely hidden from view so we tend to ignore them until a problem occurs. Often the exact cause and nature of the problem may not be immediately apparent. When a problem occurs that requires an immediate response we offer a complete drain service throughout Buckinghamshire and the local area, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year*.
Highly skilled local drainage engineers are on standby* with fully equipped vans containing all the necessary equipment to solve any drainage issue you may have. With our local Express Buckinghamshire drainage experts, you know your in safe hands. We have had many recommendations through word of mouth. This is due to our policy of putting customer satisfaction as well as safety, above all else. No payment is taken until the work is completed and you have signed to say you are satisfied! (deposit may be required for parts purchased).
