Before we delve into the specifics of our sewer services, let's take a closer look at what drainage and sewerage entail, why they are crucially important, and what can go wrong when they malfunction.

• Drainage refers to the process of removing excess water from an area or a building, such as rainwater, wastewater, or groundwater. Drainage systems typically involve pipes, channels, gutters, and drainage basins that collect and transport water to a designated discharge point, such as a sewer or a watercourse.

• Sewerage refers to the collection, treatment, and disposal of domestic and industrial wastewater, also known as sewage. Sewerage systems consist of a network of sewers, lateral drains, pumping stations, and treatment plants that remove pollutants and harmful microorganisms from sewage before releasing it to the environment.

Proper drainage and sewerage are essential for public health, environmental protection, and economic development. They prevent flooding, erosion, and waterlogging, reduce the risk of waterborne diseases, and support agriculture, industry, and tourism. However, when drainage or sewer systems become blocked, damaged, or inadequate, they can cause a range of issues that require professional intervention.