Connection to the
central sewer

Switching from a septic tank or cesspit to a central sewer connection is an investment that not only makes everyday life easier but also increases the value of your property and protects the environment. Together with our partners, we offer professional and fast connection works as a full service.

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Full service in one place

01

Design and
approval

Together with our partners, we prepare the service connection design and get it approved by all the relevant authorities.

02

Trench digging and
bedding preparation

Accurate route setting-out and bedding that protects the pipes from ground settlement and ensures a long system life.

03

Construction works

We install durable sewer pipes at an accurate gradient. In one go we can also build the water supply and stormwater systems, saving you time and money.

04

Infiltration

We test the system, commission it and fully restore the site, including paving and asphalt.

Completed project

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Frequently asked questions

What does a central sewer connection installation include?
Installation usually includes laying sewer pipes from the building to the connection point, installing inspection chambers, connecting to the central network, backfilling and compacting the trench, and restoring the road surface. A pumping station is installed if needed.
Are permits needed for a central sewer connection?
Yes. You need a design approved by the municipality or the water utility. Connecting to the central sewer without permits is not allowed.
How long does sewer installation take?
In simple cases the works take 1–3 days. On more complex sites (long distance, deep excavation, pumping station) it can take several days or up to a week.
What affects the installation cost?
The cost depends on:nnthe distance to the central networknnthe excavation depthnnthe soil typennwhether a pumping station is needednnsurface restoration (paving, asphalt, etc.)