Wessex Water Section 104 Surveys

Wessex Water Section 104 surveys confirm that drainage systems meet Wessex Water’s adoption standards. We perform thorough surveys at Subvision Surveys to make sure all the requirements are met for successful adoption.

Our inspections cover the condition of pipes, flow rates, and general performance of the drainage network to establish whether any potential compliance issue could cause a hold-up. Extensive reports, including remedial work required, are provided to developers.

Our service provides Bristol Water Section 104 Surveys and provides accurate and reliable regional compliance reports.

Wessex Water requires SuDS schemes to have full S104 technical approval and full planning approval before construction begins, with discharge rates, attenuation and other drainage design requirements agreed with the Local Planning Authority in advance. Getting accurate topographical and drainage data early in the design process helps ensure these figures are based on genuine site conditions, rather than assumptions that could later need revising and delaying approval.

Wessex Water publishes specific guidance covering the CCTV camera survey required as part of the sewer adoption process, confirming that completed sewers meet the required standard before formal adoption takes place. Our CCTV drainage surveys, using Wincan software for clear, industry-standard reporting, are built to support exactly this kind of documented, defect-free confirmation survey. For more insight and information into Section 104 Sewer Surveys see our page on  Section 104 Sewer Surveys what they cover and why they matter.

Subvision Surveys is SSIP and ISO accredited, with more than 3 decades of experience servicing commercial and residential clients. We work nationwide, using specialised techniques and cutting-edge equipment to deliver accurate results at competitive rates for Tier 1 contractors, developers, planners and private individuals alike. We also provide Topographical Surveys and Drainage Line & Level Surveys, both directly relevant at the design stage of a Section 104 application.