Pre-Planned Maintenance (PPM)

If a minor issue is discovered—like cracks or loose joints—engineers can carry out repairs before a full blockage or collapse occurs. Drain lining and patch repairs are common solutions.

Addressing wear and tear early through PPM keeps your system operating reliably, especially in older buildings.

For businesses and landlords, having a PPM contract can help demonstrate a duty of care and support insurance requirements.

Records of regular maintenance show your commitment to safety and compliance, often needed for health and safety inspections.

Commercial kitchens and food outlets in areas like Hounslow or Brentford benefit from scheduled grease trap cleaning. Regular service stops fat build-up and prevents costly callouts.

PPM visits include checking, cleaning, and emptying grease traps according to usage and kitchen activity.

Engineers provide written reports for all inspection and maintenance visits as part of your PPM contract.

These records support legal compliance and provide evidence for environmental or safety audits, useful for larger sites in Twickenham or Egham.

Engineers visit at agreed intervals to carry out checks on your drains, using CCTV where required. Inspection frequency is based on property type and previous drainage issues.

These visits can help identify root intrusion, scale build-up, or developing blockages, allowing action before things escalate.

Routine maintenance helps drains flow freely by removing debris or build-up with high-pressure water jetting. This prevents sluggish drainage and foul odours.

PPM contracts are particularly useful for restaurants, offices, and residential blocks in London, where drains can quickly become overloaded.

CCTV drain surveys provide a detailed look at the internal condition of underground pipes. These inspections are carried out as part of routine PPM visits.

Findings are recorded, and recommendations are made for repairs or monitoring, ensuring transparency and clear next steps.

Properties with basement drainage or pumped systems rely on working pump stations. Regular maintenance ensures pumps, alarms, and controls are all operational.

Servicing as part of a PPM contract helps avoid unexpected failures and costly flood damage.

Spotting problems early with PPM minimises costly emergency callouts and major repairs. Many clients find regular, small-scale maintenance keeps disruption to a minimum.

A planned maintenance contract supports budget control and helps keep your premises running smoothly year-round.