Horsham · Service
CCTV Drain Surveys in Horsham
Whether you are buying a house, arguing with an insurer or just tired of the same blockage, a survey replaces guesswork with a recording of what is really down there.
What you are actually dealing with
A drain survey is simply a camera on a flexible rod pushed through your pipework while an engineer watches the screen. What makes it useful is the interpretation. Anyone can film a pipe; knowing whether that hairline mark is a surface scratch or the start of a fracture is the part you are paying for.
We run surveys across Horsham for three main reasons. Buyers and their solicitors want to know what they are taking on before contracts are exchanged. Insurers and warranty providers want evidence before they will consider a claim. And homeowners with a drain that keeps blocking want to stop treating the symptom.
You get the footage, a written report with the defects located and measured from a fixed point, and a straight recommendation. If the answer is "it is fine, clean it every few years", that is what the report will say. We would rather tell you that than sell you a repair you do not need.
What the job covers
- Pre-purchase and pre-exchange surveys
- Insurance and warranty evidence
- Root ingress and fracture mapping
- Pipe location and depth tracing
- Build-over and mortgage enquiries
- Post-repair verification footage
- Recurring blockage investigation
- New-build and handover sign-off
Method
How we handle cctv surveys
Access
We find and lift the chambers, work out the layout of the run and pick the best entry point for the camera.
Survey
The camera goes through the line with the distance logged, so every defect has a measurement against it rather than a vague description.
Trace
Where a defect needs digging to, we trace the pipe from the surface and mark its position and depth so nobody excavates blind.
Report
Written up the same day where we can, with the video, still images of each defect and a recommendation in language a solicitor can use.
Questions
CCTV Surveys — the usual questions
Straight answers, including the ones that mean we do not get the job.
A standard domestic property is usually 60 to 90 minutes on site. Larger sites or heavily silted lines that need cleaning first will take longer, and we will tell you that before we start rather than after.
Related
Other things we handle
Coverage
CCTV Surveys by area
Pick your area for local cctv surveys details, or just call — the engineer covering your street is the one who will attend.
Get it looked at before it gets worse
Blockages rarely clear themselves and broken pipes never do. A phone call costs nothing and usually tells you whether this is urgent.