CCTV Drain Surveys

CCTV Drain Surveys – Stop Rats Entering Through Your Drains

Rats gaining access through defective drains is one of the most common causes of household rodent infestations. At Ringwood Pest Control, we specialise in diagnosing hidden drainage faults and providing permanent solutions to stop rats entering your home at the source.

Our CCTV drain surveys are carried out by an NADC Certified Drainage Surveyor, giving you complete confidence that all inspections and reports meet recognised industry standards.

Why Choose Ringwood Pest Control for Drain Surveys?
• Qualified NADC Certified Drainage Surveyor
• Specialists in both pest control and drainage faults
• Insurance-compliant reports
• Permanent rat-prevention solutions
• Clear pricing and fast turnaround

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How Rats Enter Through Drains
Cracked pipes, displaced joints, redundant branch lines and damaged interceptors can create direct routes for rats to travel from the sewer into your property. These issues are often underground and invisible without a CCTV inspection.

Our advanced drain cameras allow us to:
• Identify breaks, cracks, displacements and collapsed sections
• Locate redundant or open pipework rats can exploit
• Map the drainage layout to pinpoint the exact point of ingress
• Provide clear visual evidence for repairs or insurance claims

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Our CCTV Drain Survey Options

1. “Look & See” Drain Survey
This entry-level survey provides an initial assessment of your drainage system and highlights any obvious rat entry points or structural issues.

Included:
• CCTV inspection of all accessible drainage
• Identification of breaks, cracks, displacements, open joints
• Photographic evidence of faults
• Written findings in PDF format
• Quotation for repairs with scope of works & timeframes

Best for: Quick diagnosis, budget inspections, or confirming suspected drain defects.

2. Full CCTV Drain Survey & Written Report
A detailed, comprehensive inspection suitable for homeowners needing full
documentation or supporting evidence for an insurance claim.
Included (everything in Look & See + more):

• Full CCTV video footage
• Detailed drainage site plan
• Technical written report explaining all faults
• Analysis of how the defects occurred
• Explanation of how rats are accessing the property via damaged drains

Best for: Insurance claims, large repairs, or when a full drainage diagnosis is required.

2. Full CCTV Drain Survey & Written Report
A detailed, comprehensive inspection suitable for homeowners needing full
documentation or supporting evidence for an insurance claim.
Included (everything in Look & See + more):

• Full CCTV video footage
• Detailed drainage site plan
• Technical written report explaining all faults
• Analysis of how the defects occurred
• Explanation of how rats are accessing the property via damaged drains

Best for: Insurance claims, large repairs, or when a full drainage diagnosis is required.

Our CCTV Drain Survey Options

1. “Look & See” Drain Survey
This entry-level survey provides an initial assessment of your drainage system and highlights any obvious rat entry points or structural issues.

Included:
• CCTV inspection of all accessible drainage
• Identification of breaks, cracks, displacements, open joints
• Photographic evidence of faults
• Written findings in PDF format
• Quotation for repairs with scope of works & timeframes

Best for: Quick diagnosis, budget inspections, or confirming suspected drain defects.

Expert Pest Control & Professional Drainage Knowledge

Understanding rat behaviour allows us to identify drainage defects other companies often overlook. This combination of pest control and specialist drainage knowledge results in permanent, long-term solutions instead of temporary fixes.

Areas We Cover
We provide CCTV drain surveys and repairs across:
Ringwood • Bournemouth • Christchurch • Poole • Salisbury • Fordingbridge •
Verwood • New Forest • Hampshire • Dorset

Ready to stop rats at the source?
Contact us today to book your CCTV drain survey.

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