Local drainage service
Water moling with less surface disruption
Trenchless pipe installation using a controlled underground bore to reduce excavation across suitable gardens, drives and access routes.
A considered solution
Work planned around the site
Water moling creates a controlled underground bore between access points so a suitable pipe can be installed without opening a continuous trench.
The route, ground conditions, existing services and access must be assessed first. We explain whether moling is suitable and where launch and reception points are required before work begins.
Why it helps
Clear decisions before work begins
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Reduced excavation
A continuous open trench is not required on suitable routes. -
Planned access points
Launch and reception points are agreed around the property and pipe route. -
Route assessment
Ground conditions, access and known services are considered before the method is recommended.
Our process
From assessment to final check
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Assess the proposed route
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Confirm access and suitability
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Explain the method and quotation
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Create the bore, install and test the pipe
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
Is moling suitable for every property?
No. Suitability depends on the route, ground, access and existing underground services.
Does water moling require any digging?
It normally requires launch and reception pits, but avoids a continuous trench along a suitable route.
Discuss the site
Tell us what you need
Speak with a local engineer or request a quotation for the proposed work.