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Drainage Mapping FAQs

The duration of a drainage mapping survey depends on several factors, including the size and complexity of the site, the accessibility of drainage features, and the level of detail required. However, our experienced team works efficiently to minimise disruption to your operations while ensuring thorough and accurate data collection.  

We will provide you with an estimated timeline during the initial consultation and keep you informed throughout the survey process. 

Drainage mapping surveys are valuable for a wide range of clients, including: 

  • Property owners and managers 
  • Developers and construction professionals 
  • Architects and engineers 
  • Facilities managers 
  • Environmental consultants 
  • Local authorities and regulatory agencies 

Yes, our drainage mapping surveys can be conducted as standalone projects or in combination with other survey services, such as underground utility surveys or topographic surveys. By integrating multiple types of data, we can provide you with a comprehensive understanding of your site’s surface and subsurface features, enabling more informed decision-making and planning. 

At Lucion, our drainage mapping surveys employ a combination of advanced technologies, including: 

  • Radiodetection: This technique uses electromagnetic signals to locate and trace the path of metallic pipes and cables. 
  • Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR): GPR uses high-frequency radio waves to create detailed images of subsurface features, including non-metallic pipes and voids. 
  • CCTV inspection: Remote-controlled cameras are used to visually assess the interior condition of pipes and identify any defects or blockages. 

Drainage mapping surveys offer several key benefits: 

  • Pollution prevention: By identifying potential vulnerabilities or defects in the drainage system, these surveys help prevent the release of pollutants into the environment. 
  • Cost savings: Accurate drainage mapping enables proactive maintenance and timely repairs, reducing the risk of costly damage or failures. 
  • Compliance: Drainage mapping surveys help ensure that your site’s drainage system complies with relevant environmental regulations and planning requirements. 
  • Informed decision-making: With a clear understanding of your site’s drainage infrastructure, you can make informed decisions about development, renovation, or expansion projects. 

A drainage mapping survey is a comprehensive investigation of a site’s drainage system, including the location, depth, size, and condition of pipes, manholes, and other infrastructure. These surveys provide detailed information about the layout and functionality of the drainage network, enabling property owners, developers, and facility managers to effectively manage, maintain, and improve their systems. 

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