Commercial Drainage Services in Stockport
Planned maintenance and emergency cover for pubs, restaurants, care homes, letting agents and landlords across Stockport, Manchester and Cheshire. One engineer who knows your site, not a different subcontractor every time.
Talk about a maintenance schedule for your site.

Who we work for
- Pubs, restaurants and takeaways — where grease is a scheduled maintenance problem, not an emergency, provided somebody schedules it.
- Letting agents and landlords — one number, quick response, and an invoice that makes sense to whoever approves it.
- Care homes and schools — where a blocked drain is a safeguarding and hygiene issue, not just an inconvenience.
- Property managers and facilities teams — planned CCTV surveys, drain plans, and a maintenance schedule that stops emergencies happening.
- Small industrial units — interceptors, yard gullies and surface water.
Grease trap cleaning
A grease trap only works while there is room in it. Once it is full, fat passes straight through into the drain, sets in the cold pipe outside and blocks it — usually during a busy service. Emptying it on a schedule costs far less than clearing the drain afterwards.
It is also a legal matter. Under the Water Industry Act it is an offence to put anything into a public sewer that stops it flowing freely, and fat from a commercial kitchen is the classic example. Water companies do visit food premises, and a record of regular cleaning is the first thing to show them.
- Emptying and cleaning of under-sink traps and larger external grease separators.
- Jetting the drain beyond it, because a trap that has overflowed will already have left fat in the pipe.
- A schedule based on your kitchen, set by how much the trap collects between visits rather than a round number.
Storm drain cleaning
Car parks, yards and forecourts drain through gullies, channel drains and underground pipes that fill up with silt, leaves and grit. You rarely notice until the first heavy rain of autumn, when the water has nowhere to go and stands across the site or runs into the building.
We empty the gullies, clear the channels and jet the pipes back to the outfall, and we check any oil interceptor on the same visit. Once a year before autumn keeps most sites clear. Sites under trees, or with a lot of vehicle traffic, may need it more often. For houses, see driveway drainage.
Planned maintenance costs less than emergencies
Reactive
- Emergency call-out rates, often out of hours
- A kitchen closed at the worst possible moment
- No record of the system, so every visit starts from scratch
Planned
- Known cost, in the budget, at a time that suits the business
- Problems found while they are still cheap
- A drain plan and survey history for the site
Talk about a maintenance schedule
Tell us about the site and we will suggest a sensible frequency and a fixed annual cost.
Common questions
Do you work out of hours?
Yes — we work around the clock, and the phone is answered at any hour. For commercial kitchens and licensed premises the only workable window is usually early morning or after closing, and that is exactly when we can come. It is worth agreeing a standing arrangement for your site rather than finding out during the first emergency.
Do you carry public liability insurance?
Yes. Ask when you enquire and the certificate comes across with the quote, along with anything else your procurement process needs in writing — it is far easier to have that on file before the first job than during one.
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