Pre-Planned Maintenance (PPM)

Spotting early signs of wear, cracks, or root intrusion allows us to carry out minor repairs before they escalate. This may include relining sections of pipe, root removal, or minor excavations if needed.

By acting early, property owners in Hook or Whitchurch reduce the likelihood of emergency callouts and subsequent disruption to daily routines.

Certain premises need to meet health and safety or environmental regulations regarding drainage. Scheduled PPM contracts help demonstrate that your systems are kept in good working order.

We document inspections and work done, supporting compliance for property managers and businesses across Hampshire.

Catering facilities in Basingstoke and nearby areas benefit from routine grease trap cleaning. This is essential to prevent fat build-up from causing blockages or foul odours.

Our engineers remove grease safely and dispose of it in line with waste regulations, avoiding disruption to kitchen operations.

Detailed maintenance records are provided after each visit, creating a log of inspections, cleaning, and repairs. This paperwork is useful during health and safety audits.

Facilities managers in Chineham and Oakley can rely on up-to-date records to demonstrate adherence to required standards.

Drainage inspections are arranged at agreed intervals convenient for your operation. Our engineers use CCTV cameras to assess the inside condition of drains and identify potential blockages or structural problems.

Businesses in Overton or Tadley can avoid unplanned downtime by booking regular checks, rather than waiting for symptoms like slow drainage or smells.

Keeping drains clear supports free-flowing water and waste removal. High-pressure water jetting is often used during maintenance to remove any build-up of silt, fats or debris.

Regular cleaning in places like kitchens or communal facilities helps prevent slow drainage and odours, benefiting Basingstoke businesses and residents alike.

Comprehensive CCTV drain surveys form a key part of our planned maintenance contracts. These allow us to see issues which are not visible from the surface, such as fractures or displaced joints.

Findings are shared in a written report, so you always know the condition of your drainage system.

For premises with pump stations—such as blocks of flats or commercial parks—contract servicing covers the testing and cleaning of pumps and chambers.

This regular attention helps avoid pump failure, which could otherwise cause flooding or backflow, especially during periods of heavy rain.

Addressing issues before they become emergencies reduces both repair costs and operational disruption. Regular contracts allow for predictable budgeting with no surprise call-out fees.

Whether maintaining rental properties or commercial buildings, PPM helps extend the life of drainage systems and keeps costs manageable.