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Different Types of Drainage and How to Tell them Apart

What are the different types of drainage out there and how can I tell them apart? Discovering what type of drainage system you have on your property is always helpful in case you encounter any problems on your property or want to make changes to your system. What are the…

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Sewer connection in the public highway? This is what you need to know.

Sewer connections frequently have to be made in the public highway, since that’s usually where the mains public sewer runs …

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How to find an approved contractor for a sewer connection

It used to be that all water authorities published a list of their approved contractors for sewer connections, but we’ve …

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How do we quote for a sewer connection?

It seems not all quotes for sewer connections are equal – and we don’t mean the cost of the sewer …

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Septic tank regulations have changed – do you need to replace yours?

The regulations relating to septic tanks changed in January 2020. Under the new Environment Agency General Binding Rules (GBR), any …

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Types of sewer excavation

Public sewer excavation can be a surprisingly complex business. Not only must we take account of other services which might …

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New sewer connections: how applications differ depending on water authority

New sewer connections must all be completed according to the standards set out in the ‘Design and Construction Guidance’ published …

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