Cctv Drain Surveys in Fareham, Hampshire

If you’re constantly dealing with slow-running water or that tell-tale "gurgling" sound from your plug holes, it’s a sign your drainage system is struggling. Whether you're in a Victorian terrace near Fareham town centre or a newer build in Whiteley, issues like root ingress from a nearby tree or a displaced pipe joint can cause total havoc. Our CCTV drain surveys allow us to travel deep into your sewer lines without lifting a single paving slab. We’ll find the grease build-up, the stray tree roots, or even that accidental "flushable" wipe mountain that’s causing the snag. Once we see the problem on our monitors, we can recommend a permanent fix.

Moving home is stressful enough without discovering a collapsed sewer line a month after you've unpacked. Most standard home surveys don't actually look inside the drains, which can leave you with a nasty financial surprise later. That's why we offer specialised pre-purchase drain surveys for savvy buyers across Fareham and Portchester. We provide you with a full WRC-standard report and HD footage. If we spot structural defects like pitch fibre pipes—which were common in 1950s and 60s Hampshire builds and tend to squash over time—you’ll have the evidence you need to negotiate or get repairs sorted before you commit to the purchase.

Planning a new conservatory or a kitchen knock-through? Before you start digging foundations, the local water authority will likely require a build-over survey. We can map out your entire underground network, showing the exact path and depth of the pipes on your land. This ensures your new build doesn't damage the public sewer and saves you from a massive headache (and potential fines) later on. Our drainage technology gives you a clear blueprint of your property’s hidden infrastructure, making your renovation project much smoother and compliant with local regulations.

Many homeowners we speak to worry that a drainage problem means their driveway or garden is about to be ripped up. We always try to avoid that. By using our camera equipment first, we can often suggest "no-dig" repairs like patch lining. We identify the specific crack or leak with the camera and then fix it from the inside using specialised resins. It’s faster, cleaner, and significantly cheaper than a full excavation. We’re all about finding the most sensible solution for your wallet, focusing on practical fixes rather than upselling you on work you don't really need.