17/06/2026
🚧 Planning an extension, renovation, new driveway or even a new build?
Your drainage system could be more important than you think.
DEFRA drainage standards introduced in 2025 are changing the way rainwater and surface water must be managed across England. While many people assume these regulations only affect large developers, they can also impact homeowners, landlords, property investors and commercial property owners.
The focus is on reducing flood risk, improving water quality and creating more sustainable drainage systems through measures such as:
💧 Better management of surface water runoff
🌿 Increased biodiversity and environmental protection
☔ Reducing pressure on public sewers
🏡 Sustainable drainage solutions (SuDS)
For homeowners, this could affect extensions, new driveways, garden rooms, outbuildings and self-build projects.
For landlords and property investors, drainage may become an important consideration when converting, extending or developing properties.
For commercial premises, warehouses, industrial units, retail sites and office developments, drainage performance, maintenance and compliance are becoming increasingly important for planning, environmental responsibility and long-term asset protection.
At HydraJetting, we help homeowners, businesses, developers and property professionals understand what's happening below ground with:
✔ CCTV Drain Surveys
✔ Drain Mapping
✔ Drain Condition Reports
✔ Drain Repairs & Relining
✔ Root Intrusion Investigations
✔ Preventative Drain Maintenance
✔ Pre-Purchase & Development Drainage Surveys
Before you start your next project, make sure your drainage system won't cause costly delays or unexpected issues down the line.
🌐 Visit www.hydrajetting.co.uk for more information
📞 Or call Simon on 07563242493 for expert advice and a no-obligation discussion about your drainage requirements.
