John Wall
Drainage Service Ltd

#Root infestation and subsequent blocked #drains are a common problem on #drains near to planted areas. #Roots infiltrate drains either through #defective pipe joints or cracks, #fractures and #holes in the pipework. If the pipework is not badly damaged, #roots can often be removed using specialist root cutting equipment or high pressure jetting using a specialist root cutting jet head.

If the root infestation is extensive and damage to the pipework is great, the appropriate solution to this would be to line the drain or carry out an excavation and install new pipework. Here at #John Wall Drainage Service our operators can advise on the correct action needed.

If you would like a FREE quotation for any drainage service requirements please ring us on #0151 495 1929 or #07836 226763

Did you know here at #John Wall Drainage Service we can clean and empty #interceptor tanks for Commercial, Industrial and Private Customers.

We ensure that our works are carried out in accordance with the #Environmental Agency requirements with all duty of care documents provided. #Interceptors often have a variety of substances in them, ranging from oil to petrol/diesel. Regular interceptor cleaning and emptying is important to keep a system running efficiently and also helps to avoid any environmental incidents.

Regulatory authories such as the #Environmental Agency recommend that #interceptor tanks are cleaned every six months to avoid blockages, contamination and pollution of your drainage systems.

#Drains are out of site and often out of mind until something awful happens.

More often than not, the first time most people notice there is a problem with the #drains is when a foul odour enters your Office or Workplace. Here at #John Wall Drainage Service we offer a #planned preventative drainage maintenance agreement for our Customers, attending your site regularly to clean the #drainage system. this reduces blockages in the system and the disruption they can cause. For further information or for a #FREE quotation call now on #0151 495 1929

As a homeowner you will be familiar with maintaining your home every now and again, the same applies for your septic tank should you have one.

Under new legislation, if your septic tank discharges to surface water, you will need to install a small sewage treatment plant which cleans the liquid before it goes into the river or stream. This must be completed before 1^st January 2020, or when you sell the property, whichever is soonest.

Your septic tank must be maintained correctly. If the tank becomes a problem for other members of the public, your local council or authority can and will get involved, insisting that it be properly cleaned. If you have a permit for your tank, this will also outline set conditions that you will have to make sure you meet.

To meet these conditions, GOV.UK guidance explains that your should make sure the septic tank is emptied at least once a year by a registered waste carrier, here at JOHN WALL DRAINAGE SERVICE LIMITED we are able to provide this service for you. For further details on how to correctly maintain your septic tank and for your FREE quotation please contact our Sales Team on 0151 495 1929

Summer = heat, and when the temperature starts to rise your drains may also start to smell. Everyone will have encountered smelly drains as some point in their lives, to ensure you avoid any blockages is a sure-fire way to prevent smelly drains ruining your summer.

Ensuring you have the correct underground drainage system in place is a great place to start, from pipes to chambers and everything else. Reducing blockages starts in the home and above ground, having a reliable system in place will also help keep drains clean and working properly. Want to find out more? Call us now on 0151 495 1929

As a homeowner you will be familiar with maintaining your home every now and again, the same applies for your #septic tank should you have one.

Under new legislation, if your #septic tank discharges to surface water, you will need to install a small #sewage treatment plant which cleans the liquid before it goes into the river or stream.  This must be completed before 1^st January 2020, or when you sell the property, whichever is soonest.

Your #septic tank must be maintained properly.  If the tank becomes a problem for other members of the public, your local council or authority can and will get involved, insisting that it be properly cleaned.  If you have a permit for your tank, this will also outline set conditions that you’ll have to make sure you meet.

To meet these conditions, GOV.UK guidance explains that you should make sure the septic tank is emptied at least once a year by a registered waste carrier, here at #John Wall Drainage Service we are able to provide this service for you.

For further details on how to correctly maintain your septic tank and for your FREE quotation please contact our Sales Team on 0151 495 1929.      

If you require any drainage service works during the School Holiday period, contact us now on 0151 495 1929

Let’s be honest – the topic of #gutter cleaning is far from being a fascinating subject. Most people would not even think about looking after their gutter system until they stop working properly.

The truth is, #gutters on your home or business serve a critical service.

Clogged gutters are the number one cause of basement water problems in your home or business.  #Roof water overflows and accumulates around the foundation.  If this happens, basement leaks may be moments away and excess water against the foundation can weaken the footings and lead to cracks, something you NEVER want to happen.

For further information or if you would like a quotation contact us on 0151 495 1929.

Maintaining your #cesspit is essential, not just for your household but for your local council authority too.

A common problem with#cesspits is overflowing, which can cause issues regarding cracked walls and punctures, which may lead to external leaks. Unlike #septic tanks, a #cesspit has no rudimentary treatment system, which means that whatever goes in must come out. under the public health act and water resources act your local council authority has a duty to ensure your #cesspit is in good working order, routine inspections are commonplace throughout the UK.

Do’s and Do not’s regarding cesspit maintenance

Never lift the lid of your #cesspit to check levels, inside there are a whole lot of nasty’s, make sure you have an alarm fitted within your pit.

Cesspits are often located in areas where other #sewage solutions are just not practical. Make sure your cesspit is located at least 15 metres away from any outbuilding and not less than 10 metres from any #watercourse.

Do not place heavy objects above #manhole covers.

Do not drive over any cesspit covers, especially old brick-built pits.

Here at #John Wall Drainage Service Limited we can provide you with a waste removal service, with all duty of care documentation provided. For your FREE quotation contact our Sales Team on 0151 495 1929.