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Drainage planning and installation for paved areas — Paving contractor — Professionals
Paving-drainage leads require catchment and discharge assessment, not just a channel length. Providers should define design responsibility, confirm existing drainage evidence and avoid promising a system performance that has not been evaluated for the site.
Service scope
Assessment and construction of agreed water-management measures for a paved surface, considering rainfall collection, surface levels and a verified destination for water. Channels, permeable pavement and other systems are different approaches; suitability depends on the site and cannot be inferred from a product label alone.
What is normally included
- Paved-area drainage assessment
- Definition of a suitable water-management approach
- Agreed installation and maintenance handover
What is not included
- Assumed permission to discharge anywhere
- Guaranteed flood prevention without a site-specific assessment
Qualification checks
- Identify contributing areas
- Review levels
- Verify receiving-route assumptions
- Confirm system compatibility
- Agree maintenance access and handover
Quote guidance
Separate assessment or design from channels, pipework, pavement changes and other agreed measures. State where ground or drainage investigation is still needed before a fixed installation scope can be offered.
Lead risks
- Existing drainage plans may not match the site
- The customer may expect a new surface to solve upstream flooding
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