Yes, most drainage installation work falls under Building Regulations Part H. This covers foul drainage, surface water drainage, and connections to public sewers. We design all our installations to comply with Part H and provide the documentation your building control officer will need for sign-off.

It depends on the scope. A straightforward extension connection can usually be completed in a day. A full new build drainage system typically takes two to five days depending on the size of the plot, ground conditions, and access. We will give you a clear timeline as part of the quotation.

Absolutely. We regularly coordinate with builders, groundworkers, and other trades on-site. We will work around your build schedule and make sure the drainage is installed at the right stage of the project so it does not hold up other work.

We install the drainage pipework that connects to septic tanks and sewage treatment plants. For the supply and commissioning of the tank or treatment unit itself, we can recommend trusted partners who specialise in that area.

A soakaway is an underground structure that allows rainwater to drain gradually into the surrounding soil rather than running into the sewer system. If your property cannot discharge surface water into a public sewer — or if planning conditions require sustainable drainage — a soakaway is usually the solution. We carry out percolation tests to confirm the ground is suitable and size the soakaway accordingly.

Every job is different, so we provide a detailed quotation after a site visit. As a guide, a simple extension connection might start from a few hundred pounds, while a full new build drainage system will typically run into the low thousands depending on the length of the runs, depth of excavation, and site conditions. We always agree costs upfront with no hidden fees.