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We Install Septic Tanks That Meet The New Regulations! From 1st January 2020, there will be new septic tank regulations in place to make systems more environmentally friendly. This will involve enforcing hygienic, safe, and eco-friendly disposal of all waste that comes from your system. If you have a septic tank and it doesn’t meet … Continue reading “Septic Tank Regulations 2020”
Understanding how your property’s drainage system works is important and can help you prevent any future problems from arising. Did you know that your property drains surface water to prevent flooding? There are two types of water that are drained from your property: foul water and surface water. Foul Water This is wastewater from your … Continue reading “Surface Water Drainage and Your Property: What You Need to Know”
The drainage plans for your house show you the entire drain system passing underneath your property. Drainage plans are important for knowing the structure of your drainage system, the sewer water and surface water from your property takes, and where the pipes can be accessed. All this information is extremely helpful if you’re considering building … Continue reading “Drainage Plans for My House and How I Find Them”
Thames Water is celebrating the milestone of helping 250,000 homes save a total of 20 million litres of water every day as part of the company’s … read more Every Household Should Use a Bath and a Half of Water Daily Only use a bath and a half of water a day, says Gove: Every … Continue reading “Thames Water Helps 250000 Homes Cut Down on Water Use”
Although Thames Water says it has now completed these works, which started three weeks ago, a much wider project on other water mains will … read more Summer Water Testing Has Started at English Beaches Last year, water quality remained high with 97.9% of bathing waters in England meeting the tough standards. 92.4% of these … Continue reading “Dirty Tap Water After Thames Water Pipe Works”
New guidelines are being introduced to set standards for sustainable drainagesystems (SuDS). Martin Lambley, product manager for … read more A Guide to Assessing and Improving Grassland Drainage Up to 70% of grassland farms could benefit from improved field drainage, according to Adas national specialist Kirk Hill. One in 10 pastures is … read more … Continue reading “Are New Sustainable Drainage Guidelines Just a Drop in the Ocean?”
The Keys began addressing the problem in 1999 when the state ordered Monroe County to convert about 33,000 septic and cesspits to … read more KCC to Start Work on Drain Cleaning Blitz in Tunbridge Wells A drain cleaning blitz will begin in Tunbridge Wells next week, Kent … levels, utilities surveys and CCTV surveys … Continue reading “Failing Septic Tanks Damaging State’s Environment; Will Cost Billions”
Many people think that a broken drain pipe is not a big deal. However, left untreated it can cause severe damage to your drainage pipes system and property. Thankfully, it is possible to fix a broken drain pipe underground, so if you have one there is no need to worry, you just have to catch … Continue reading “How to Fix a Broken Drain Pipe Underground”
Homeowners across the Bath and North East Somerset area are being encouraged to potentially save thousands of litres of water a year by … read more The Coastal Drains Team Fix a Manhole This week our team at Coastal Drains completed a job in Southwick. They had to find a buried manhole chamber and raise … Continue reading “Homeowners Urged to Fix Leaking Taps to Save Thousands of Litres”
Highways England used the pipes to hold electricity cables while it carried out the biggest improvement scheme since the motorway first … read more Testing the Water: Asbestos in Old Pipes Raises a Call for Action Adrian Clarke first became aware there was asbestos in the drinking water when he saw workers wearing white masks … Continue reading “M6’s Purple Pipes Kick Off New Life on School Sports Pitch”
