What happens in the early days after the installation of a new underground drainage system is crucial for the proper functioning of the network for years to come. The soil that surrounds and covers the drains will still be loose. You must let the passage of time and the rain do their work so that the soil settles naturally. Do not use any material to compact the soil that covers the drains, as strong pressure exerted on loose soil can damage the drains and cause them to sag. Minimize traffic in the field for as long as possible. During the first year if possible run perpendicular to the drainage pipes or at least place the wheels on either side of the pipes if it is necessary to run over them. The Blocked Drains Kent services are the best options there.

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