CCTV Drain Surveys in Rugby

Many properties in Rugby still rely on original Victorian clay pipe drainage, which is prone to cracking, root ingress, and collapse after more than a century of service. Our engineers regularly deal with deteriorated clay pipes across the area and carry the specialist equipment needed to clear, inspect, and repair them.

The clay-heavy soil around Rugby expands when wet and shrinks when dry, creating seasonal ground movement that puts pressure on underground pipes. This repeated shifting causes cracks and joint displacement over time, making regular drain maintenance especially worthwhile.

Rugby still relies on a combined sewer system in many areas, carrying both rainwater and wastewater in the same pipe. During heavy rainfall, these systems can become overwhelmed — leading to slow drainage, backups, and sometimes localised flooding.