The Customer UKDN Waterflow (LG) is a PCL (Principal Contractor Licence) contractor for Network Rail, the public body that owns and manages most of the rail network in England, Scotland and Wales. Network Rail directly manages 20,000 miles of track, 40,000 bridges and tunnels, and 19 of the UK’s busiest railway stations. The Challenge UKDN […]
Rail Drainage Services from UKDN Waterflow
At UKDN Waterflow, we consider ourselves true experts in rail water management and providing railway drainage solutions. We continuously source and trial the latest technologies to ensure we deliver the highest class of services whilst reducing downtime and disruption for rail transport users. We offer a range of services within the rail sector, such as: […]
What is Pipe Relining and How Does it Work?
What is pipe relining? Pipe relining is a method that is used to repair a damaged or a partially collapsed drain or sewer pipe without the need of actually replacing the pipe. It is considered that CIPP trenchless-technology minimises any disruption to the area as there is no need to excavate the area that surrounds […]
Unblocktober and How to get Involved
UKDN Waterflow (LG) is delighted to be supporting Unblocktober – a month-long campaign and awareness month in aid of improving the nation’s sewers and seas. Every single year, 8 million tons of plastic is dumped into the ocean, and according to the MCSUK, 8.5% of that comes from the items we flush daily. Here at […]
Watched ITV’s “Sewer men”? Learn about fatbergs, wastewater and what not to flush!
Chances are that you might have caught ITV’s new observational documentary “Sewer men” and saw our engineers working alongside West Midlands water company Severn Trent Water to keep Britain’s drains clear. In this two-part mini-series ITV’s cameras follow wastewater workers for three months as they navigate sewers, unblock toilets, pipes and drains, going waist-deep in […]
Collapsed Drain – All You Need to Know
What is a collapsed drain? A collapsed drain is when your pipe has become severely damaged and therefore collapsed or is beginning to cave-in. This can be caused by a number of factors, including freezing temperatures, frequent blockages, both exerting additional pressure on the structure, and generally poor maintenance. Tree roots can also cause collapsed […]
Who is Responsible for a Blocked Drain – Tenant or Landlord?
If you’re renting a property, it is important to understand who is responsible for looking after and maintaining each aspect of the property to avoid any unexpected bills or charges. Drainage can often be an overlooked, yet costly aspect of a property, especially when issues are left unaddressed. Therefore it’s a good idea to brush […]
Drain Misconnections and How They Affect the Planet
Aside from breaking the law, drain misconnections can have serious environmental implications by posing a threat to rivers, wildlife and our oceans. If you own any type of property, it’s your responsibility to be aware of the risks faulty drainage and misconnections can have on the environment and address them to minimise the impact. What […]
Building Regulations for Drains and Sewers
Join UKDN Waterflow (LG) as we explore the regulations and laws surrounding drainage and also go through our optimum performance code. The code gives builders, engineers, and homeowners the resources to judge a drainage system and identify whether a drain may be breaking the law or in need of repair. Drain Law and Regulations Regulations […]
Network Rail Drone Surveys Ready to Take Off
Network Rail has awarded UKDN Waterflow (LG) Ltd, part of Lanes Group plc, a three-year contract to provide unmanned aerial vehicle survey and inspection services. The framework contract, awarded under competitive tender, covers three regions – North, Midlands and South – encompassing the whole of the UK. UKDN Waterflow (LG) was one of four suppliers […]