Andover · Service
Planned Drainage Maintenance in Andover
Every site has drains that block on a predictable cycle. Cleaning them on that cycle costs a fraction of clearing them at 11pm on a Saturday.
What you are actually dealing with
Reactive drainage is expensive because you pay for the urgency, the disruption and the lost trade on top of the actual work. Planned maintenance replaces that with a known cost in the budget and a visit at a time that suits you.
A programme is built around what your site actually does. A pub kitchen needs its grease line jetted far more often than an office block needs its car park gullies emptied. We set intervals from survey findings and then adjust them based on what we keep finding, rather than billing for visits that are not earning their place.
Across Andover we run programmes for landlords, managing agents, facilities teams and individual businesses. Most see reactive call-outs drop sharply inside the first year.
What the job covers
- Scheduled high-pressure jetting
- Gully and interceptor emptying
- Grease line cleaning
- Annual CCTV condition surveys
- Pump station inspection and servicing
- Drainage asset registers and plans
- Fixed-price annual programmes
- Compliance and audit documentation
Method
How we handle planned maintenance
Baseline
One full survey of the site drainage to establish what you have, its condition and where the recurring problems are.
Schedule
Intervals set per asset — not a blanket frequency — and agreed as a fixed annual cost.
Maintain
Planned visits carried out on the dates agreed, with any developing defect flagged before it fails.
Review
Annual review of the findings, with intervals tightened or relaxed based on evidence from your own site.
Questions
Planned Maintenance — the usual questions
Straight answers, including the ones that mean we do not get the job.
For a standard house, probably not. For anything with a commercial kitchen, a pump station, an interceptor or a history of repeat blockages, it usually pays for itself in the first avoided emergency.
Related
Other things we handle
Get it looked at before it gets worse
Blockages rarely clear themselves and broken pipes never do. A phone call costs nothing and usually tells you whether this is urgent.