In addition to installing and maintaining drinking water systems, sanitary systems are also concerned with draining grey water and delivering it to the city sewer system, whether they are domestic (small size) in a residential building or industrial (big size) in a factory. To collect impure water produced by sanitary amenities such as sinks, showers, bathrooms, and/or processed water, drain systems consist of an internal pipe network including all the necessary fittings, connections, apparatuses, ducts, and external exhaust drain columns.
While all sanitary systems perform the same function and are installed in the same way, the diameters of the pipes, the fittings and connections they use, and the piping material used differ from one to the next.
A drain system installation is completed by blocking the water passage and examining all pipes, fittings, connections, and insulation.
Because grey water freely flows under gravity force, a specialized intervention becomes an unavoidable necessity if the flow is disrupted to check the system integrity, find the impacted parts of the drain system, and fix the problem. In addition to creating a foul odour, a blocked drainage system is a challenging task to clean and maintain because there are harmful substances present and some pipes may be difficult to reach.
Certified and experienced hydraulic technicians on double/half safety ropes are available to handle immediate hydraulic-related interventions, including drain system installation and maintenance.