We build drainage around houses and in yards – perforated pipe in gravel and geotextile, inspection chambers, and water led away to a discharge point.
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First we establish where the water comes from – the soil, the roof or the slope of the ground. We check the groundwater, the permeability of the soil and the distance to the foundations and neighbouring properties. The route, the depth and the discharge point are set out in a layout plan or design.
Drainage does not replace waterproofing of the foundations, so with the trench open we check that as well. The discharge is made in line with the requirements, with approval where needed.
Technical detail: roof water
Downpipes are not connected to the drainage – roof water is led away in a separate solid pipe. Otherwise, in heavy rain the drainage is overloaded and sends water back towards the foundations.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price is calculated from the length and depth of the route, after a site visit and once it is confirmed where the water will be discharged.
If the excavation shows that the water or the soil differ from what was expected, the solution is agreed with you again.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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If the basement walls get wet after rain or water stands in the yard, drainage is often part of the solution. At the site visit we check whether the water comes from the soil, the roof or the slope of the ground.
To a discharge point – a storm drain, a ditch, a soakaway or a lower part of the property, depending on the ground and where this is permitted. We do not direct it into the septic tank or towards the neighbours.
No. Drainage lowers the water around the foundations, while waterproofing protects the walls below ground – the two work together.
Through the inspection chambers – they show whether the water is flowing, and the line is flushed through them when needed. That is why we fit chambers at the bends and at the end of the route.
Yes. The paving along the wall is lifted for the excavation and reinstated afterwards, and this is described in the quote.
The quote will show the route, the depth, the chambers and the discharge point.
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