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Drain Interceptors

Drain interceptors, or drain separators, are a defence to stop contaminants from entering surface water drains. At Metro Rod, we're experts in interceptor maintenance, from installations to emptying. Contact us today for a free no-obligation quote.

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Drain Interceptors FAQ

Why are Drain Interceptors needed?

Drain interceptors are essential for controlling contaminants in surface water. They are designed to collect and hold on to oil, petrol and other pollutants to allow the water to pass through the system and into the main sewer line.

What are other names for Drain Interceptors?

Drainage interceptors can also be called interceptor traps, interceptor tanks, oil separators, petrol interceptors and filter tanks. These systems all essentially carry out the same task, separating contaminants from wastewater but are sometimes called different names.

Do Drain Interceptors stop rats?

Preventative measures, including valves, barriers and traps, can help your drain interceptor stay protected from rat entry. Rats are great climbers and swimmers, making it through small pipes, tight bends, and areas with lots of water flow. So while it may take longer, it may not necessarily be stopped by an interceptor system on its own without other preventative measures.

What are Drain Interceptor Alarm and Monitoring systems?

Drain interceptors can be fitted with alarm and monitoring systems that remotely assess how full the system is and give feedback to you on whether it is working effectively. These alarms or monitoring systems can tell you specifically if too high a proportion of a contaminant is reaching the second or third tank within the system or if a tank contains a specified amount of pollutant.

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    John Newell

    Messaged Metro Rod in Dartford for a price to unblock my drain and had a call early Read moreevening to arrange a follow up the next morning as it wasn't an emergency. Received and email with a price and availability first thing and arranged a visit. Liam arrived early afternoon and after a short while he established that the fault lay further up the drainage lines. He said that as it wasn't within my property it was something that Thames Water needed to investigate so he contacted them straight away to raise a job and then to my surprise, informed me that there wouldn't be a charge from him attending! Completely amazed! Thames Water arrived early evening and after 3 - 4 hours they managed to clear the blockage from one of the main sewage junctions. Huge thanks to Liam and Metro Rod for an amazing service and won't have any hesitation in recommending them for any work in the future.

    Lindsay Jones

    They come out pretty fast . Tom was brilliant bery hard working very respectful took his shoes Read moreoff coming in and out aswell thanks

    Tia-Leoni Wright

    We had two engineers- Jared & Zacc (I believe there names were) come out to our property Read morein Strensall (6th January) they were very quick after phoning to come out to fix the issue & were extremely polite & professional while there. Thankyou so much!

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