Commercial drainage that keeps a business open, not shut for the afternoon.
A blocked drain at a restaurant, café, office or retail unit isn't just inconvenient — it can mean closing to customers or falling foul of an environmental health inspection. We work with businesses and landlords on both emergency callouts and planned maintenance that stops problems happening during trading hours.
For kitchens especially, grease trap maintenance and regular jetting schedules head off the fat-related blockages that cause the most disruption, rather than waiting for an emergency call.
From units on Speke's business park to older commercial premises around Garston, commercial drainage problems range from straightforward blockages to pipework inherited from however the building was last used. We find out what's actually there before quoting, rather than assuming.
Yes — for restaurants, landlords with multiple units, and offices, a scheduled jetting and inspection plan is usually far cheaper than repeat emergency callouts.
Where possible, yes — we'll agree timing that minimises disruption to customers or tenants.
