It has been a year since the Private Sewer Transfer (PST) – arguably the biggest change to the drainage network since privatisation 23 years ago – took place. Greg Beech looks at the impact it has had for water companies and consumers and what remains to be achieved. The article appears in an edited format […]
A scheduled UKDN Waterflow drain clearance job for Network Rail under a railway bridge in Crewkerne, Somerset turned into a mammoth 54 hour job after heavy rain caused significant flooding.
Large parts of the UK have once again been hit by widespread flooding, and our hearts go out to all of those affected. The scale of these floods, the relatively short period since the most recent severe flooding event in 2007 and the expectation of increasingly regular bouts of bad weather have once again prompted […]
With much talk of David Beckham’s departure from LA Galaxy its apt that one of UKDN Waterflow’s CCTV teams, investigating sewers on behalf of a London school last week, spotted an unusual item blocking one of the pipes leading into the sewer. A football, firmly stuck in a pipe, looks like its been volleyed with great force […]
UKDN Waterflow has completed an emergency project to reinforce 70 metres of Victorian brick-built sewer running just one metre from live railway lines, following an eagle eyed spot by their CCTV survey crew while completing a routine survey. The emergency response saw a team of 70 UKDN Waterflow professionals use cutting-edge technology to reinforce the […]
Firms environmental consideration moves to next level with introduction of Fiat 500 UKDN Waterflow, Britain’s largest independent specialist drainage contract, has just taken delivery of an environmentally friendly Fiat 500 for use on projects in and around the congestion zone area in London.
Europe’s biggest construction project calls for Europe’s biggest UV liner. The biggest UV cured sewer liner ever deployed in Western Europe has been installed near Moorgate station as part of a sewer replacement programme in preparation for construction of Crossrail infrastructure at the site. The record-breaking operation was used to strengthen a section of 1.4 […]
UKDN Waterflow, one of the UK’s largest independent drainage repair companies, has completed a £1 million investment to roll-out new operational technology to support its on-going expansion . The new systems will allow the West-Midlands headquartered business to extend its reach, the speed of its customer service and deliver additional efficiency savings. The roll-out is the […]
Excellent standards of cleanliness are more important for healthcare facilities than in virtually every other type of building and well-managed drainage plays a crucial part in this. Nick Reilly of UKDN Waterflow Technical Services discussed best practice for estates managers in the Health Estates journal, October 2012
Roger Kern, Operations Director at UKDN Waterflow Technical Services, has been honoured with the National Sewerage Association’s Coggins Cup, for services to the water industry. The award was created in memory of Barry Coggin of Midland TV Surveyors (a founder member of the Association of CCTV Surveyors) and has been given to people who have […]