Who Am I ?

I initially set the site up due to the lack of space given to drainmen on other sites and forums on the web, the drain folk of this world tend to be edged into the plumbing or groundwork`s sections within the said forums.

For the last 30 years i have been pushing things into and pulling things out of various domestic drains, sewers, pipes and culverts around the UK. I have worked for the national operators and myself and have hands on experience in drain clearing, drain jetting, excavation and repair methods, roads and street works, pipe lining, patch lining, pipe moling, pipe bursting, septic tank/treatment plant installation, land drainage installation and i have surveyed thousands of metre`s of mind numbing pipe work.

I do not however profess to know everything about the trade, you can`t it`s just too big an industry and that is why i encourage input from anybody who has a mind to contact the site on any subject.

This is the third edition of the site which is hopefully better put together than the first two but still a long way from where we want to be, as i have said before the success of the site will be dependent on the input from other traders and the public.

So if you have a question about your problem drainage system or flooded garden, or you are a contractor with an opinion on the site or the industry in general then please feel free to get in touch

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Using DrainDomain Content

All images, drawings and spelling mistakes within this site are my own work unless otherwise stated, should you wish to use anything from the site please contact me first. Should you steal anything from the site we will track you down and push something we have retrieved from a blocked manhole through your letter box.

Site Disclaimer

All advice given within the site is based on my own experiences and is provided in good faith, i do however stress that every site and situation is different and you should seek a second opinion from at least one specialist contractor

Drains, sewers, septic tanks and excavations are potentially dangerous places please pay particular attention to the Health & Safety page before attempting any works described within the site. Only trained personnel should enter a confined space.

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