Helping the wastewater sector maintain the proper flow of wastewater and avoid environmental hazards and service disruptions with our expert drainage solutions.
Concerns about protecting the environment and sustainability are making the effective management of wastewater a bigger priority than ever before.
The growing impact of climate change, with more volatile weather putting additional pressure on wastewater systems, also adds to the challenges ahead.
Lanes Drainage Services UK is helping water utility companies, other businesses, and public bodies meet these challenges, with a comprehensive range of wastewater management services.
We operate the UK’s largest fleet of recycler jet vaccum tankers, up to 68% more efficient and sustainable than standard vehicles.
We also have one the biggest fleets of tankers, including high-volume vacuumation tankers, which can be mobilised flexibly to meet the most challenging urgent service needs.
We have various specialist services,including advanced ultraviolet light sewer and culvert lining, chamber spray lining, pressure pipe lining and industrial cleaning.
As industry leaders, we provide end-to-end support to all clients.
Contact us today to find out how we can help you to deliver a safe and efficient wastewater service.
We offer fully bespoke specialist drainage services to help overcome all drainage challenges. Browse some of our most sought-after traditional services for the wastewater industry below.
Using cutting-edge techniques & technology, Lanes inspect, clean and maintain drains for commercial, industrial and domestic clients.
If you have suffered a total sewer, drain or pipe collapse, Lanes provides efficient sewer repairs 24/7 across the UK. Call us today to find out how we can help.
Lanes jet vacuumation technology can be used to suck debris from drains, grease traps, interceptors, and septic tanks - maintaining a healthy drainage system.
The exact division of responsibility can vary depending on local regulations and the type of sewer system in place. For blockages in public sewer systems or pipes beyond the property boundary, the local water utility company, the UK’s Highways Agency, and your local authority are usually responsible for unblocking and maintaining those lines.
Find out more about whose responsibility it is in our article, Blocked Sewer Drains: Who is Responsible?
We work with sewerage companies all across the UK to unblock sewers. Our team is highly skilled and experienced in determining whose responsibility it is to unblock a sewer.
Signs of a collapsed sewer include problems with multiple fixtures, sinking ground, waterlogged soil and fast-growing grass. If you suspect a sewer collapse, you should call our team urgently, as the faster the problem is inspected and resolved, the less damage it can cause.