Drain Surveys in Lower Bush
One of the most common drainage requests we receive from Lower Bush homeowners is the CCTV drain survey. With a camera fed through the pipe, we can inspect the full length of your drainage pipes and identify any blockages, cracks, root ingress, or structural damage. Every survey includes a written condition report with camera footage, and we will confirm the reporting format with you before the survey rather than afterwards.
In Lower Bush, as across much of Kent, clay subsoils are common - and clay is a particularly aggressive environment for drainage pipes. Clay soil expands with moisture and contracts in dry weather, which causes drainage pipes to shift and crack at their joints. Regular CCTV inspection every three to five years is the most effective way to catch these problems before they become emergencies.