CCTV drain surveys
CCTV Drain Surveys in Greenwich
A high resolution camera survey of your drainage in Greenwich, with recorded footage and a written report you can act on or hand to an insurer.
A survey removes the guesswork. We push a camera through the system, record the condition of the pipework and tell you exactly what is wrong, how serious it is and what it would take to put right.
- Recorded footage and a written report supplied
- Finds cracks, displaced joints, root ingress, scale and collapses
- Depth and position of any fault pinpointed before excavation
- Suitable for pre purchase reports and insurance claims
Drainage in Greenwich
Greenwich combines protected period property with steeply falling ground, so surface water and gully problems are as common as internal blockages.
Georgian and Victorian housing, conservation area property, riverside flats and hospitality venues.
When a survey is worth doing in Greenwich
Book a survey if a drain keeps blocking after being cleared, if you have noticed sinking ground or damp near a drainage run, or if you are buying a property and want to know the condition of what you are inheriting.
Insurers and managing agents usually want evidence rather than an opinion, and recorded footage with a written report gives them that.
How the survey runs
We lift the chambers, jet the line if debris would otherwise obscure the camera, then survey each run in turn. Findings are explained on site in plain language before the report is issued.
Areas covered nearby
As well as Greenwich we cover Deptford, Blackheath, Charlton and the Isle of Dogs and the wider London and Essex area, so if your property sits on the boundary we can still attend.
Looking for more detail on the service itself? Read the full service page.
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Three quick questions and we will come back to you with a price and an arrival window. Prefer to talk? Our line is answered 24 hours a day.
Or email info@rdrainage.co.uk
Blocked drain? We can be on the way today.
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