Pumped drainage pipework for development sites
Rising main installation support for pumped drainage systems, adoptable pumping stations and development sites where wastewater needs to be pumped to an approved discharge point.
Overview
A rising main is a pressurised pipe that carries wastewater from a pumping station to an approved discharge point when gravity drainage is not practical. Its route, hydraulic design, material, jointing, valves, testing and connection details must follow the approved project design.
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Request a review →Technical support
We can support trenching, pipe laying, welding or jointing depending on specification, bedding, marker tape, washout and air valve coordination, connection works and reinstatement.
Share the site postcode, drawings and any approval notes and we can review the enquiry properly.
Request a review →Technical support
Rising mains can cross roads, verges, woodland, private land, easements or areas with existing utilities. Early review of the route helps identify the practical requirements before works start.
Share the site postcode, drawings and any approval notes and we can review the enquiry properly.
Request a review →Technical support
Pressure testing, as-built route records, valve locations and commissioning evidence may be needed depending on the project and adoption requirements.
Share the site postcode, drawings and any approval notes and we can review the enquiry properly.
Request a review →Questions
A rising main is a pressurised pipe that carries pumped wastewater from a pumping station to an approved discharge point.
Yes. We can install rising mains for pumped drainage schemes, including developer drainage and adoption-related projects.
Yes. We can review the approved route, pipe specification, levels and connection details before confirming the scope.
Ready to review the project?
We can review drainage strategies, S104/S106 information, CCTV notes and adoption handover requirements.