Pre-Planned Maintenance (PPM)

Small issues like root ingress or cracked pipework are often addressed during routine maintenance visits. Early repair limits further damage and avoids larger disruptions.

Typical actions include minor patch repairs, jetting to clear deposits, or advising on more extensive future work if needed.

Planned maintenance contracts help ensure your property stays compliant with environmental standards and building regulations. This is especially important for business premises, catering sites, and landlords.

Nottingham Drainage provides service records and maintenance logs suitable for compliance checks.

Catering businesses in areas like Mapperley and Bulwell benefit from regular grease trap emptying as part of their contract. This prevents blockages and unpleasant odours.

We remove waste, flush traps, and ensure all parts are functioning correctly, supporting kitchen hygiene and safety.

Every visit under a PPM contract includes detailed reporting for your records, outlining checks made and any actions taken. This documentation supports health and safety compliance for both domestic and business premises.

Reports can be supplied after each service or compiled for annual reviews.

Regular inspections include checking all accessible drainage runs, manholes, gullies, and interceptors using CCTV where necessary. This allows for clear reporting on the current condition of your drains.

Arranging inspections at intervals suited to your property’s use—such as busy kitchens in Beeston or communal systems in West Bridgford—helps avoid unwanted surprises.

Silt, fat, or debris can build up in drains over time, causing slow flows or blockages. Regular cleaning by our engineers keeps systems clear and working as intended.

High-pressure jetting is frequently used for major pipe runs in Nottingham’s older properties and on commercial sites across Carlton and Arnold.

We carry out CCTV drain surveys as part of contracted visits, allowing us to inspect internal pipework without excavation or disruption.

Survey footage and written reports highlight any hidden damage or gradual wear, so you stay informed about your drainage network.

Many larger buildings and commercial sites around Nottinghamshire rely on pump stations for their drainage. Scheduled servicing under a maintenance plan helps prevent unexpected breakdowns.

Our engineers check pumps, floats, and alarms, clearing debris and reporting on any part failures or wear.

A PPM contract helps avoid the higher costs often associated with emergency repairs and extensive damage. Early intervention through regular servicing reduces the risk of flooding, structural problems, or environmental penalties.

Long term, this approach protects both your property and your budget.