Planned maintenance
Prevent Problems Before They Become Emergencies
A reactive-only approach can leave your organisation exposed to unexpected blockages, flooding, pump failures, operational downtime, emergency callout costs and avoidable disruption. Planned preventative drainage maintenance allows work to be scheduled around your operation and gives you better control over risk, costs and asset condition.
Planned drainage
Planned Drain Cleaning
Regular commercial drain cleaning helps remove grease, scale, silt, roots and debris before they restrict the system.
• Scheduled drain cleaning
• High-pressure water jetting
• Drain descaling
• Root removal
• Car park storm-drain cleaning
• Preventative blockage maintenance
• Sewage backup response
CCTV reporting
CCTV Drain Surveys and Reporting
Commercial CCTV drain surveys provide a clear view of underground drainage systems.
• Identify defects
• Investigate recurring problems
• Monitor asset condition
• Support maintenance planning
• Prioritise repairs
• Provide detailed drainage reports
Pump systems
Pump Station Maintenance
Routine pump station maintenance helps reduce the risk of breakdowns, backups and flooding.
• Scheduled pump servicing
• Pump inspections
• Cleaning and maintenance
• Condition monitoring
• Reactive repairs
• Remedial recommendations
Planned systems
Gully, Interceptor and Grease Maintenance
Regular maintenance helps commercial gullies, interceptors and grease systems continue to operate properly.
• Commercial gully cleaning
• Oil interceptor cleaning
• Grease interceptor cleaning
• Grease management
• Silt removal and scheduled emptying
Remedial work
Drain Repairs and Remedial Work
Where a survey or maintenance visit identifies a defect, Evermain can coordinate the appropriate repair or replacement work.
• Commercial drain repairs
• Drain replacement
• Damaged pipework
• Root-related damage
• Structural defects
• Planned remedial programmes
Commercial plumbing
Commercial Plumbing Maintenance
Commercial plumbing support can be included within a wider maintenance programme.
• Leak detection
• Pipework inspection
• Pipework installation and modification
• Washroom maintenance
• Commercial kitchen plumbing
• Water supply pipe repairs
• Cold-water storage tank maintenance
• Hot-water system support
Reporting and visibility
Reporting and Visibility
Depending on the work instructed, supporting information may include:
• CCTV footage
• Drainage survey reports
• Asset condition information
• Identified defects
• Remedial recommendations
• Maintenance records
• Compliance documentation and service history
Maintenance process
How It Works
01
We Understand Your Sites
We discuss your locations, assets and current maintenance arrangements.
02
We Review the Requirement
Service history, known risks and site conditions are considered.
03
We Recommend a Plan
A practical programme is developed around the work and frequency required.
04
Maintenance Is Scheduled
Visits are arranged to minimise disruption to normal operation.
05
Work Is Completed and Recorded
The agreed maintenance is carried out and relevant findings are documented.
06
Further Action Is Identified
Where a defect is found, we explain the issue and recommend the appropriate next step.
Planned maintenance
Benefits of Planned Maintenance
• Fewer preventable emergencies
• Reduced operational disruption
• Better control over maintenance costs
• Improved visibility over drainage assets
• Longer asset life
• Consistent service across multiple sites
• One coordinated national provider