A drainage maintenance service usually involves cleaning the ditch, culvert, and other drainage structures and accessories ready to carry the next flow of water as well as removing any sediments deposited during periods of heavy flows of water.
No matter how seemingly efficient a drainage system may be, there will come a point in time where maintenance will be necessary. Drains, like anything else, experience wear and tear over time which is why regular maintenance and cleaning can help with keeping your drainage system in good working order
Improper drainage can lead to many diseases whilst providing a breeding ground for vermin. It makes the surroundings unpleasant, emit foul odours and lead to water pollution.
Blocked drainage systems are a common issue faced by people as they are not made to manage large volumes of water. However, with the weather we experience in the UK, it’s safe to say that our drainage systems will still experience heavy water flow, especially in the autumn and winter months. If your drainage system isn’t maintained, it could lead to flooding outside the property. Poor installation of pipes and tree roots can also lead to the very same issues.