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Here’s a useful story based on real-world applications of CCTV drain surveys in the London boroughs of Hammersmith and Fulham.
Panic set in.
The freeholder tried to split the £4,500 repair cost between all four flats. Elena went back to the CCTV footage. It showed the collapse was directly beneath her section of pipe, but the law (the Water Industry Act 1991) states shared drains serving multiple properties are the freeholder’s responsibility. She sent the relevant clip to a solicitor. The freeholder backed down. cctv drain survey hammersmith and fulham
The engineer, a woman named Carla, arrived with a van marked “CCTV Drain Surveys.” She explained the process simply: “We send a rod-mounted camera down your drain. It records everything – cracks, blockages, collapses. The video is evidence. No guessing.” Here’s a useful story based on real-world applications
When Elena bought the ground-floor flat in a converted Victorian townhouse near Fulham Palace Road, the surveyor’s report mentioned only “limited drainage inspection.” She didn’t think much of it. The flat had high ceilings, a compact garden, and was a short walk to the Thames. Perfect. Elena went back to the CCTV footage
Six weeks after moving in, the problems began.