Silt Removal Across Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex & London
Bulk silt and sediment removal from gully pots, interceptors and surface water drainage. Jet-vac tankers, licensed disposal, scheduled contract work.
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What we offer
Silted gullies stop accepting water - then everything floods
Once a gully pot or interceptor is half-full of silt, leaves, moss and grit, it cannot accept water at the rate the surface drainage delivers it in a storm. The overflow finds its way across pavements, into car parks, down side returns and into anywhere it should not be going. Annual or twice-yearly silt removal keeps the surface drainage system working as designed.
Call2Drain runs jet-vac tanker units that combine high-pressure jetting with high-capacity vacuum suction. The jet breaks up compacted silt, the vacuum lifts it out of the gully or chamber in one pass, and the waste is disposed of at a licensed facility under our waste-carrier registration.
Commercial sites, managing agents, schools and councils typically run scheduled silt-removal contracts on an annual or quarterly cycle. We provide the schedule, the route plan and the documentation - including waste transfer notes - so compliance is easy.
Jet-vac tankers
Clearing the build-up
A silted gully cannot take water when the storm arrives
Once a gully pot or interceptor is half-full of silt, leaves, moss and grit, it can no longer accept water at the rate a downpour delivers it — and the overflow finds its way across pavements, into car parks and anywhere it should not be. Planned silt removal keeps a Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex & London surface-water system working as it was designed to.
Our jet-vac tankers combine high-pressure jetting with high-capacity vacuum suction: the jet breaks up the compacted silt and the vacuum lifts it out in a single pass. Every load is disposed of at a licensed facility, with a waste transfer note issued for the volume removed.
- Jet-vac tanker combinations for gully pots and chambers
- Annual, quarterly or one-off visits
- Licensed disposal with documented transfer notes
- Route plans for multi-site commercial contracts
How it works
How a silt removal visit works
Site walk
Identify every gully, interceptor and chamber that needs attention. Lift the lids and check the levels.
Jet-vac the contents
The tanker draws silt and water out, jets the inside of the gully pot, then vacuums again to leave it clear.
Document and dispose
Waste transfer note issued for the volume removed. Disposal at a licensed facility.
FAQs
Common questions
How often should gullies be cleaned?
Most commercial sites do annual or twice-yearly cleans. Sites under heavy leaf fall or near construction may need quarterly.
Do you provide a route plan?
Yes. For scheduled contract sites we provide a documented route plan with gully locations and visit dates.
What happens to the silt?
Disposed of at a licensed waste facility. You receive a waste transfer note covering the volume and the disposal route.
Coverage
Silt Removal across Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex & London
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Call 01892 571 555 for a fixed-price silt removal quote. Annual, quarterly or one-off contracts available.
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