Traditional land drains are buried systems originally installed to manage water runoff in rural areas. Their purpose is to divert surplus water in fields and around buildings. These systems typically used clay tiles rather than the plastic or metal materials seen today. Despite their simplicity, they performed well for decades. Many of them are sti… Read More

How a Crowned Gas Cowl WorksA gas-rated chimney cap is a protective cap that rests on top of your chimney. It offers three main roles: Rain and Debris Protection: It prevents the entry of rainwater, leaves, and wind-borne debris that might otherwise cause blockages. Ventilation Efficiency: It assists with steady gas flow from appliances by reduci… Read More

How a Crowned Gas Cowl FunctionsA gas flue crown cover is a metallic guard that sits atop a chimney. It offers three key benefits: Rain and Debris Control: It prevents entry of water, leaves, and loose materials from entering the flue, helping to prevent internal damage and obstruction. Improved Venting: Assists in the smooth and consistent remov… Read More

Thinking about our fibre-strengthened concrete drainage channels? Get in contact with our drainage gurus to debate your project additional.Achieves economical consumption, drainage and transmission of surface area water which has a continual interception alongside the channel runEventually, use an asphalt cold patch to fill the hole involving the c… Read More

Clay pipe systems have been relied upon in Britain for many centuries, thanks to their natural makeup, durability, and resistance to wear. Produced by firing natural clay, these systems offer strong chemical resistance and lasting functionality, making them suitable for handling both foul and surface water. Even with the rise of plastic piping, cla… Read More