Gully Cleaning & Gully Services
Highways & Commercial Gully Cleaning & Services
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Gully Cleaning & Remediation
Gully Unblocking, Emptying & Maintenance
Keeping road gullies clean is essential to preventing blockages, flooding, environmental incidents, or standing water.
NRC proudly works with local authorities, councils and commercial businesses across the North West & UK to remediate gully blockages, and connections from gullies to mains drains.
- Gully Emptying & Drain Jetting
- Residue & Floodwater Removal
- Gully Surveying & Repairs
- Preventative Maintenance, Cleaning & Surveying
- Emergency Response to Blocked Gullies
What Causes A Blocked Gully?
Gullies are roadside drainage points designed to remove excess water from the highway, transferring it into drains, ditches, watercourses, or sewers.
Branches, debris, mud, silt, leaves, and pollutants that accumulate on the road can also cause blockages in road gullies and impair drainage functionality.
Blockages to a gully can cause flooding, the risk of aquaplaning due to standing water, and property damage on both private and public roads.
Why Do Gullies Need Cleaning & Maintenance?
Regular gully surveys and cleaning keeps water drainage clear and safe, reducing the risk of surface water build up, sediment build up and associated hazards.
NRC’s highly trained and experienced drainage engineers provide ongoing cleaning and maintenance services, clear blockages and address potential problems before they escalate.

Commercial & Highways Gully Cleaning & Services
Gully Cleaning, Emptying, Surveying & Repairs
NRC supports local councils, highway maintenance, or commercial enterprises with a full suite of drainage services to restore efficiency of gully and drain systems.
We work closely with clients to implement continual maintenance programmes, ranging from specific short-term projects to year-round contracts covering entire regions. Alongside this we provide reactive callout services in the event of emergency blockages or floods.
Our fleet of jet vacuum tankers are perfectly suited to empty gullies, uplift residual build up or flood water from any overflow.
Gully Unblocking, Emptying, Cleaning & De-Silting
Gullies obstructions can include debris, loose leaves, or, during winter months, freezing water.
We often use high pressure water jetting to effectively unblock and clean gullies, clearing any build up within the drainage system.
CCTV Surveying & GPS Mapping
We use CCTV surveys and GPS mapping technology to accurately identify, document, and address issues within a drainage system, such as blockages, structural damage, or general wear and tear.

Our Clients
Rely on NRC for Gully Cleaning & Services
Committed to the quality of our work and service of all our drainage services, we have established a strong reputation for delivering outstanding service to our client base across the UK.
- Full Service Drainage Contractors: A complete range of solutions to repair, restore and rehabilitate gullies, drains, sewers and pipes at all levels of complexity.
- Extensive Industry Expertise: We work in a diverse array of sectors, from public drainage systems and highways, to construction sites and everything else in between.
- Effective & Durable Repairs: Our best in class products & services are at the highest levels of quality, to fully restore drainage systems with repairs that last.
- Client First Project Management: We produce the highest standards of repair with minimal disruption.
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Drainage Services
NRC WWS - Nationwide Drainage Contractors
For over two decades, NRC has been a leader in providing commercial drainage services to the commercial, industrial, highways, civil, local authorities, and rail sectors.
We are recognised for our unmatched expertise across these sectors in the North West & Nationwide, including Wirral, Liverpool, Chester, Manchester, Warrington, Lancashire, North Wales, Wrexham, and support nationwide contracts on request.
