Drain And Chimney Services

Drainage systems rely on multiple components to direct water, manage waste, and prevent blockages. Each part contributes to the overall function by managing specific aspects of flow or filtration.   Flap valves , grease traps, hoppers, and interceptors are among the most used parts in commercial and domestic drainage setups. Their installation improves system performance, extends maintenance intervals, and reduces the risk of environmental issues. Flap Valves: Preventing Backflow Flap valves are installed at the outlet points of drainage pipes, usually where water exits into a river, sewer or other external system. Their primary function is to allow water to flow out but prevent it from coming back in. This backflow prevention protects buildings and infrastructure from flooding, especially during high rainfall or tidal conditions. Flap valves operate automatically, opening with outward flow and closing when reverse pressure is applied. Materials and Installation Most flap valves ar...

Clay has long been used for chimney accessories due to its reliability, heat resistance and natural weatherproof qualities. Whether for traditional homes or newer builds, clay fits seamlessly while providing lasting function. Its compatibility with a range of chimney types also adds to its appeal for those seeking straightforward, low-maintenance solutions. Clay Chimney Cowls: Function and Fit Clay chimney cowls  help reduce downdraught and protect against rain entry, birds and debris. Unlike metal alternatives, clay cowls do not corrode. They retain their shape even in extreme temperatures. Available in various profiles and sizes, clay chimney cowls are often chosen for homes with a traditional appearance or conservation needs. They also suit rural settings where materials need to be both practical and long-lasting. Clay Chimney Cowls Clay chimney cowls are covers fitted to the chimney pot to control airflow and prevent external elements from entering the flu. The spelling “cowles...