Expert Sewer Connections In Andover, Hampshire

Connecting your property to the main public sewer might seem like a big job, but it’s often essential for new builds, extensions, or when you’re moving away from a septic tank. We handle the whole process, making it as straightforward as possible for you.

Most commonly, homeowners need a new sewer connection for a new property, an extension that changes your existing drainage, or if you’re upgrading from an old septic tank system. Sometimes, a severely damaged private sewer pipe might also lead to needing a fresh connection to the main line for better efficiency and less hassle down the road.

It’s more than just digging a trench! First, we’ll need to figure out the best route for your new drain pipes and get all the necessary approvals. This always includes getting permission from your local water authority, like Thames Water, and sometimes local council consent too. Once we have the green light, our team digs the trench, lays the pipes, connects them to the public sewer, and then backfills everything neatly. We always aim to keep disruption to your property to a minimum.

Dealing with official applications can be a headache, but you don’t have to worry about it. Our experienced team manages all the paperwork and liaison with the local water authority on your behalf. We know the rules and regulations inside out, which helps us get your connection approved efficiently, saving you time and stress.

The timing can vary quite a bit. Getting all the necessary permissions from the water authority often takes the longest, usually several weeks. Once we have approval, the actual physical work of digging, laying pipes, and connecting can often be done in a matter of days, depending on the length and complexity of the run. We’ll give you a clear timescale once we’ve assessed your specific project.

We totally get that you want to keep your garden looking good. Our team always works carefully and responsibly. We use appropriate equipment to dig the trench and always make sure we leave your property tidy once the job's done. While there’s naturally some disruption with any digging work, we put everything back properly, tidying up the site before we leave.

Many rural properties move from septic tanks to the public sewer for convenience and peace of mind. We handle the entire transition, from safely decommissioning your old septic tank to installing and connecting your new drainage system to the main sewer. We make sure this change happens smoothly, following all environmental guidelines.

The cost really depends on a few factors: how far your property is from the main sewer, the ground conditions, and the specific requirements of the water authority. We always offer a free, no-obligation quote after visiting your property and assessing the job. This way, you’ll have a clear price upfront with no hidden surprises.