Water Mains Installations & Repairs

If the water pipes at your property are well-maintained and in good condition, you’ll enjoy a free-flowing supply of clean water from the mains at a practical pressure. However, if they are damaged, broken or corroded, this will affect the quality of the water itself, along with the overall performance of the system.

If you suspect that there’s a problem within your current home or commercial system, it’s best to seek advice straight away. The engineers here at Ask Us Drains have the plant, the tools and the training to get the job done to an exceptionally high standard, and will happily visit your site to identify the issue and suggest a solution that meets your needs and your budget.

We cover all locations in Essex and can also carry out water mains works in Suffolk and London.

Water mains installations

Ask Us Drains can manage the water mains installation process from start to finish, using the latest technology to work non-invasively wherever possible and minimise disruption for the people who use your property. We can also install water mains systems for new builds.

Water mains repairs

From finding and fixing leaks to completely replacing old water main supply pipes, our team can carry out maintenance works on your water mains system on either a reactive or pre-planned basis. We also offer a stop cock valve replacement service at a competitive rate.

Experienced contractors

Our engineers have many years’ experience in installing and repairing water mains systems at all kinds of properties throughout the South East of England. We are SafeContractor approved and members of the National Association of Drainage Contractors and Constructionline.

Domestic & commercial work

Whether you’re experiencing problems with your home mains water system, or you’re running a business that’s suffering disruption thanks to faulty or damaged pipes, we can help. We primarily cover locations in Essex, Suffolk and London.

Who’s responsible for what?

When it comes to installing, repairing or servicing your water mains, it can be tricky to know whether you are responsible for the work, or it’s down to your local water supplier to deal with the problem.

Generally speaking, as the property owner, you will need to address any damage that occurs to the water mains supply system from the point where the pipes meet the water meter. However, if you’re experiencing low water pressure or suspect there is a leak in the system, it is always worth calling your local water authority first and ask them to check their side of the network.

If you need help determining who is liable for the works, feel free to contact our team for advice.

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