How Drainage Experts Support Faster, Smoother Conveyancing

Conveyancing is already a complex process β€” and drainage issues are making it even harder. Whether it’s a flagged septic tank, an unknown discharge point, or an outdated system, private drainage problems are now one of the most common causes of property sale delays.

At Drain and Tank Solutions SW, we offer fast, reliable drainage services that help conveyancers close transactions on time.

🧭 Why Drainage Issues Affect Conveyancing

Since UK regulations changed in 2020, septic tanks and private drainage systems must meet strict Environment Agency (EA) and Building Regulation standards. During conveyancing:

  • Surveyors flag possible non-compliance

  • Solicitors request evidence and reports

  • Mortgage lenders may pause or withdraw offers

  • Buyers often demand repair or upgrade costs

πŸ” β€œDrainage delays are now one of the leading issues slowing property sales in rural areas.”

πŸ› οΈ Our Conveyancing Support Services

We work alongside conveyancers, solicitors, and estate agents to resolve drainage issues before they block the deal. Services include:

  • Drainage compliance inspections

  • Solicitor-ready reports with images and legal terminology

  • Septic tank and soakaway upgrades

  • Sewage treatment plant installations

  • Emergency remedial works before completion

  • Advice on BS EN12566 & EA permit exemptions

πŸ”’ Risk Reduction for All Parties

Our reports reduce legal risk and uncertainty for:

  • Sellers, by providing proof of compliance

  • Buyers, by making hidden problems visible early

  • Solicitors, by giving clear documentation

  • Lenders, by satisfying environmental and legal checks

πŸ“ž Partner with Us for Faster Completions

Drainage shouldn’t be the reason your sale falls through. Let us help you keep conveyancing clean, clear, and compliant.

πŸ“ž +44 7746 735270
πŸ“§ hello@drainandtanksolutionssw.com

Drain and Tank Solutions SW – Trusted conveyancing support for legal professionals and property sellers across Devon and Cornwall.

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