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CCTV Drain Survey
The full-length camera survey that decides the repair method — footage, defect codes and distances included.
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No-Dig Drainage Specialists
London's No-Dig Drain Repair Specialists
CCTV survey, CIPP relining and root cutting. We repair cracked, displaced and root-affected drains from the inside — excavation only when the pipe genuinely leaves no other option.
Covering EC, E, N, NW, SE, SW, W postcodes across all 33 London boroughs
- No-Dig First
- CCTV Surveyed
- All 33 Boroughs
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Tell us about the problem — free, no-obligation quote. No spam, no mailing lists.
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Surveyed
Every job starts with a CCTV camera
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Boroughs
Full Greater London coverage
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Guesswork
Diagnosis from footage, not a guess
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No-dig technology
See the defect. Skip the dig.
Camera first, resin second — every visit starts with a CCTV survey so we only excavate when relining genuinely won't hold.
CCTV drain survey
A push-rod or crawler camera maps the exact defect and its position before any repair method is chosen.
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CIPP relining
A resin liner cured in place restores a cracked or displaced pipe from the inside, without lifting the ground above it.
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Root cutting
A mechanical cutter clears root ingress and restores flow without removing the section of pipe the roots grew into.
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Manhole repair
Chamber and cover repairs handled in place wherever the structure allows, instead of a default full rebuild.
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Built for the fix that doesn't need a spade
Clear pricing before we travel, a CCTV survey before any repair, and no-dig considered first on every job.
Survey before you dig
Every relining or root-cutting job starts with a CCTV pass so we know the exact defect before deciding how to fix it.
No-dig first, always considered
CIPP relining and root cutting handle the majority of collapsed, cracked or root-affected drains without lifting a paving slab.
Excavation as the last resort
When a pipe is genuinely beyond relining, we say so and quote the dig honestly, rather than defaulting to it.
Paperwork that earns its keep
Every survey can produce a report with footage, distances and defect codes.
On the road across London
Engineers surveying before they dig
Documentation
CCTV reports that back up a no-dig decision
A relining recommendation is only as good as the survey behind it. We document the defect, its position and the condition of the pipe before quoting the fix.
CCTV drain surveyBefore we arrive
Before your CCTV survey
Four things worth doing before the camera goes in — none of them require a plumber.
Stop using the drain
Avoid running water or flushing until the survey is done — a dry line gives the camera a clearer picture.
Clear access to the manhole
Move bins, planters or parked vehicles away from covers so we can get the camera in without delay.
Note where the problem shows
A damp patch, a slow drain, a smell — tell us where and when, it helps target the survey.
Call to book the survey
A fixed fee, agreed before we travel, gets a camera on site and a defect report in your hands.
How it works
From camera to cured liner
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Tell us the symptoms
Postcode, property type, how the drain is behaving. We use that to quote a fixed fee for a CCTV survey.
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Camera goes in first
We run the survey, log every defect against its position, and show you the footage.
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No-dig fix or honest dig
You get a clear repair recommendation — relining or root cutting wherever possible, excavation only if the survey shows it's needed.
Drainage Problem? We Survey First
No-Dig Repair for London's Drains
We specialise in diagnosing drainage defects with CCTV before recommending the fix, minimising disruption to your property.
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No-Dig Relining
A resin liner cured in place restores a cracked or displaced pipe without excavation.
High-Pressure Jetting
Grease, silt and debris blockages cleared before any structural repair is even considered.
Root Cutting
A mechanical cutter clears root ingress and restores flow without removing the pipe section.
Manhole Repair
Chamber and cover repairs handled in place wherever the structure allows.
Excavation Repair
The honest last resort — quoted separately once the CCTV survey confirms relining won't hold.
How We Decide No-Dig or Dig
CCTV survey
Every job starts here — the camera shows the defect before anyone decides how to fix it.
CIPP relining
A resin liner cures in place, restoring the pipe from the inside without lifting the ground.
Root cutting
A mechanical cutter clears ingress and restores flow without removing the affected section.
Defect reporting
Every survey can produce a written report with footage, distances and defect codes.
No-Dig Drainage Services
Our London-Wide No-Dig Network
We maintain engineers across the city equipped with CCTV cameras and relining kit, no matter which borough your drain is in.
Coverage across all 33 Greater London boroughs. Map data © Google.
Coverage
No-Dig Drainage Across London
Our network of CCTV-equipped engineers covers every London borough, so a no-dig fix is never far away.
Barking and DagenhamBarnetBexleyBrentBromleyCamdenCity of LondonCroydonEalingEnfieldGreenwichHackneyHammersmith and FulhamHaringeyHarrowHaveringHillingdonHounslowIslingtonKensington and ChelseaKingston upon ThamesLambethLewishamMertonNewhamRedbridgeRichmond upon ThamesSouthwarkSuttonTower HamletsWaltham ForestWandsworthWestminster
See what no-dig can fix before you commit to a dig.
Tell us the postcode and symptoms — we reply with the fixed survey fee and the earliest slot.
Why Londoners call us
Drainage London 247 — what you can expect
No-dig considered first
Every relining or root-cutting job starts with a CCTV survey, so excavation only happens when the pipe genuinely needs it.
Non-destructive by default
CCTV survey and no-dig relining fix drains from the inside wherever the pipe allows, without lifting the ground above it.
Documented, not guessed
Every survey gets a written report with defect codes and footage — built to a standard a managing agent or insurer can use.
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No-dig questions
No-Dig Drainage: Common Questions
Do you only do no-dig repairs?
No — no-dig is what we lead with because most cracked, displaced or root-affected drains qualify for it. When a pipe has fully collapsed or was laid with the wrong fall, we say so and quote an excavation repair instead.
How do you decide whether a pipe can be relined?
The CCTV survey. We look at the defect type, the pipe's condition and how much of the run is affected, then recommend relining, root cutting or, where genuinely needed, excavation.
How long does a CIPP liner actually take to cure?
A single-section liner is typically cured within a few hours on site, though total time depends on pipe length, access and how many sections need lining. We give a specific estimate after the survey.
Is a CCTV survey useful for buying a property?
Yes. A dated, defect-coded report with footage gives a surveyor or buyer something concrete to work from rather than a guess.
What areas of London do you cover?
All 33 Greater London boroughs. See our areas hub for local pages, or send your postcode via the contact form for an arrival window and fixed price.
What happens if the survey shows the drain needs to be dug up after all?
We tell you honestly and quote the excavation separately, with reinstatement included in the scope — no surprise once the work has started.
Do you offer a guarantee on relining?
We stand behind the workmanship on every liner we install; specific terms are confirmed in writing when we quote your job.
How do you price no-dig jobs?
The CCTV survey is a fixed fee. Relining is then priced per section once the survey confirms scope. See the pricing page for the current structure.