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> Project Location: Cannon Street, London
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Job start date: ASAP
> Job description: install 2 No submersible sump pumps c/w necessary pipe work to suit existing installation together with 2 control panels for the automatic operation of the units via electrode level control c/w high level audible alarm. After completion of the work the installation will be fully tested and left in operational order. ...
> Project Location: Peckham, London
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Job description: underground drainage work
> Job start date: ASAP
> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Area (in sq ft): 8 new build flats
> Project Location: Willesden Green, London
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The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Job description: We have recently had an extension done at the back of our house in London NW10. The council surveyor has asked for a Soak away to be installed to deal with rainwater that goes through the gutters on the extension.
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> Project Location: Lee, London
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Job description: Lower extrenal ground levels and create a drainage gulley across the front of the property
> Area (in sq ft): 348
> Job start date: Less than six months
> The client is looking for: To have just an idea of the price
> Project Location: Dartmouth Park, London
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Job start date: Less than a month
> The client is looking for: To have just an idea of the price
> Job description: Rear garden that slopes upward away from the house recently made into three 'stepped' level terraces each approx 7 x 4m. The builder lay turf and I don't think any grit was added to the top soil . The ground is heavy clay. Water is accumulating on all terraces and pooling to the righthand side on all three. The grass a nd ground throughout remains wet even after a number of sunny days and the lawn is impossible to mow. There is a soakaway to the right of the lower terrace and I think this is connected to the main drain. Having read advise on www.pavingexpert.com it sounds like digging trenches and laying 80mmm to 100mm flexible perforated pipe leading to the soakaway would be the solution. On the top terrace a shed has been put in place on the righthand side where it is wettest. Would this have to be moved or can the drain be dug and run alongside the shed ie 1.5m in from the boundary wall? ...
> Project Location: Highwood Hill, London
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Job description: 150 metres land drainage, 160m drainage pipe, 1 metre deep, porous fill on top and make good
> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Job start date: Less than two months
> Area (in sq ft): 25 hectares
> Project Location: Acton Town, London
> Job description: 1.Provide a 1 mtr square 'soakaway' x 1 mtr deep. Infill with rubble and shingle as necessary. 2. Prepare a drainage ditch 100 cms x 100cms deep, by 12 ft long into soakaway. Infill with 3 inches shingle .Install a 10 ft land drain pipe to suit. Cover with geotextile sheet. 3. Provide top soil and lawn turf to an area approx 108 sq ft.. ...
> Project Location: Hanwell, London
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Area (in sq ft): 25 sq ft
> The client is looking for: To have just an idea of the price
> Job description: The current drainage system and mnahole cover are not wide enough/good enough to allow waste water to flow away, so the waste water is pouring out onto the earth and is causing the land to become waterlogged. This is causing problems with the house as the wall is distorting and cracking. ...
> Project Location: Putney, London
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Job description: land drain around perimeter of concrete slab leading to soakaways
> Area (in sq ft): 125
> Job start date: Less than six months
> The client is looking for: To have just an idea of the price
> Project Location: North Ealing, London
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Area (in sq ft): 30 sq ft
> The client is looking for: To get quotes and a contractor to do the work
> Job description: We need advice on dealing with a flooded garden. We have heavy clay soil and believe there may be underground springs in the area. We have had minor problems with flooding in the past but not as bad as this. We built a summer house on a concrete base 2 years ago and at the time dug a soak away. It was 1.5m deep and it filled up with water which stayed. The water had to be taken out by bucket after a week. Our garden backs on to neighbours gardens and they have also built sheds etc. over recent years. We note that the area was originally the pond for a farm. The flooding is getting steadily worse, despite a period of no or very little rain. A number of trees and shrubs have died although others look spectacular this year! The garden slopes gently towards the right and the flooding is at the bottom of the garden. Any advice would be most grateful received. Em ...
> Project Location: East Putney, London
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Job description: new drainage to on going project
> Area (in sq ft): 5000
> The client is looking for: To find a contractor available to do the work
> Job start date: ASAP
> Project Location: South Woodford, London
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Area (in sq ft): See below
> Job description: Installation of a French Drain or similar to relieve water build up against the side of the house (next doors paved path is too high). Have cut back paving stones to 200m and dug trench approx 250mm deep already. Property is approx 11metres long. ...
