Pre-Planned Maintenance (PPM)

Small issues, such as root ingress or minor cracks, are dealt with during maintenance visits, using techniques like drain lining or localised repairs. By addressing defects while they are minor, emergency situations are minimised.

All repair work is backed by a written guarantee for your peace of mind.

Drainage regulations and local authority standards evolve, especially for businesses. Our maintenance contracts help you stay compliant by keeping records of servicing and repairs.

This is vital for commercial sites in places such as Ditchling or Newhaven, helping avoid potential penalties.

Restaurants, cafes, and food businesses in Lewes and surrounding towns need regular grease trap cleaning. Our contracts include scheduled removal and disposal, reducing the risk of fats blocking your main drains.

This service helps kitchens avoid costly closures due to drainage problems.

For commercial clients, maintenance contracts include detailed reporting to support health and safety requirements. Records cover work completed, risk assessments, and system condition.

This documentation supports your internal compliance and is useful during inspections.

Routine drain inspections are arranged at intervals agreed in your contract. These include site visits to check pipework and manholes in locations such as Cooksbridge or Plumpton.

Detailed CCTV surveys help spot early signs of wear or obstruction, allowing for planned intervention rather than emergency call-outs.

Consistent maintenance ensures free-flowing pipework, reducing the risk of slow drainage and water backup. Regular high-pressure water jetting is used to keep silt and debris from building up.

This is especially useful for properties in areas like Barcombe or Seaford, where older drains can be prone to blockages.

Our engineers carry out full inspections of gullies, surface water drains, foul lines, and interceptors. This covers both residential and commercial properties, including those in Glynde and Kingston near Lewes.

Detailed reports are provided, outlining any issues and recommended action.

Where pump stations are present, regular maintenance ensures correct operation and avoids failures. This can include checking pumps, alarms, and floats, especially important for larger sites or properties with basement drainage.

Our team provides service records and recommendations after each visit.

By tackling problems early—before pipework fails or floods occur—planned maintenance keeps repair costs under control. Avoiding reactive call-outs reduces downtime and inconvenience for properties from Ringmer to Seaford.

A well-maintained system lasts longer and performs more reliably year-round.