Expert CCTV Drain Surveys
Across Hayling Island, Havant , Portsmouth & Hampshire
Professional camera inspections, pre-purchase reports, and drainage mapping.

Guesswork often leads to unnecessary expenses and damaged property. Our modern CCTV drain surveys take a completely non-invasive approach. We carefully feed a flexible, high-definition camera directly into your pipework to provide a clear, real-time view of your drainage system.We look for common structural defects, joint displacement, and blockages. Once the survey is complete, you receive a detailed report formatted to the industry WRC Standard. If we spot a problem, we will recommend the most cost-effective drain repairs using no-dig technology wherever possible.

If you are a home mover or first-time buyer looking at properties in the PO10 area, a pre-purchase drain survey is essential. It protects you from inheriting expensive public sewer liabilities or severely damaged pipework that could compromise your new home's foundations.Planning a new extension or conservatory? We also carry out build-over surveys to map the exact path and depth of your pipes. This ensures your project complies strictly with local Southern Water regional guidelines and Building Regulations Part H.

Many homeowners call us after trying to plunge the same sink or toilet for weeks. Recurring blockages are usually a symptom of a deeper structural issue rather than a simple build-up of waste. Common culprits include heavy fat build-up, scale, or a collapsed pipe section.By arranging a camera inspection, we identify the root cause of the issue immediately. This allows us to carry out targeted drain cleaning or high-pressure water jetting, ensuring your system remains free-flowing for the long term.

Different properties face very different drainage challenges. Historic homes in Emsworth often rely on older clay pipes, which become brittle and prone to cracking over time. Meanwhile, 1950s and 60s properties in Havant and Southsea may still have pitch fibre pipes, which are notorious for deforming and flattening.Leafy streets across Hampshire and West Sussex are also highly susceptible to root ingress. Thirsty tree roots can easily penetrate vulnerable pipe joints in search of moisture, causing severe snags and leaks. Our local expertise means we know exactly what to look for based on the age and location of your property.