Excavation
Trench cut to line and depth, battered or supported as the ground demands. Spoil kept clear of the edge so nothing surcharges the walls.
A drainage run is judged on falls, bedding and joints — none of which you can see once the trench is closed. Scroll to watch one go in, in the order it happens on site.
Trench cut to line and depth, battered or supported as the ground demands. Spoil kept clear of the edge so nothing surcharges the walls.
Granular bed laid and levelled to the design invert. Get the falls wrong here and the whole run silts up later.
RCC pipes set one by one, spigot into socket, checked to gradient as each length goes down and jointed before the next follows.
Manhole rings built at junctions and changes of direction, benched and cover-slabbed so the network can actually be maintained.
Surround, backfill in layers, compact, and reinstate the surface. Done properly, there is nothing left to see.
Excavation to line, level and depth, with support where ground conditions require it.
Concrete pipe supply and laying to gradient, jointed and tested.
Surface water collection, gullies, connections and outfalls.
Chamber construction, benching, cover slabs and ironwork to level.
Send us the drainage layout and levels. We will come back with what we can mobilise.
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