Main Sewer Connections in Hampshire

Main Sewer Connection Contractors in Hampshire

AFS carries out domestic, commercial and development main sewer connections across Hampshire, including Section 106 support, road and private-land excavation, chambers, gravity or pumped drainage, connection works and reinstatement.

HampshireLocal project support
NRSWA-qualifiedOperatives & supervisors
Section 106Authority liaison
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Main sewer connection works across Hampshire

AFS provides practical main sewer connection works throughout Hampshire using NRSWA-qualified Street Works personnel and NPORS-certificated plant operators.

Our coverage includes Alton, Medstead, Winchester, Basingstoke, Petersfield, Liphook, Bordon, Farnborough, Fleet, Andover, Eastleigh, Southampton and surrounding Hampshire towns and villages.

Subject to the required project-specific licences and approvals, we can undertake new foul drainage runs, road or private-land excavation, chambers, sewer connection works, Chapter 8 arrangements, backfill and compliant reinstatement using the agreed construction information.

Where gravity falls cannot be achieved, AFS can also assess package pump station and rising-main options.

NRSWA and plant capability

NRSWA-qualified operatives and supervisors deliver Street Works, supported by NPORS-certificated plant operators.

Authority and highway liaison

We can support Section 106 applications, Section 50 or other highway requirements, inspections and project-specific traffic management.

Road and private-land works

AFS can undertake controlled excavation, chambers, pipework, connection, backfill and reinstatement where the required permissions are in place.

How Hampshire sewer connection projects are handled

We begin by reviewing sewer records, the proposed connection point, route, levels, Section 106 requirements, highway permissions, depth, access, inspections and reinstatement.

Feasibility and route

We review sewer records, the proposed connection point, levels, route, depth, access and whether gravity drainage is achievable.

Consents and highway planning

We support Section 106 and, where applicable, Section 50 or other highway requirements, plus Chapter 8 and traffic-management coordination.

Installation to handover

AFS completes the agreed excavation, clay foul drainage, chambers and connection, coordinates required inspections, then completes testing, backfill, reinstatement and handover.

A clear scope is then agreed for applications support, traffic-management coordination, excavation, drainage installation, inspection, connection, chambers and reinstatement.

Completed road sewer connection in Medstead, Hampshire

A completed AFS project shows the scope involved where the connection point is in the road.

At a property in Medstead, AFS completed a mains sewer connection requiring access to a roadside manhole and reinstatement of the affected road surface.

The works included removing a sleeper wall, excavating the roadside public-sewer access, making a saddle connection using clay pipe, installing new foul drainage back into the property, concrete backfill and tarmac reinstatement.

This type of road connection requires the sewer approval and inspection process to be coordinated alongside any applicable Section 50 or other highway requirements, Chapter 8 arrangements and NRSWA Street Works delivery.

Project scope

  • Roadside sewer access and excavation
  • Saddle connection to the main sewer
  • New clay drainage pipework
  • New connection route into the property
  • Concrete backfill and tarmac reinstatement
  • NRSWA Street Works capability
  • Highway and water-authority coordination where required

Main sewer connections for rural and developed sites

Hampshire enquiries often involve rural properties, private drainage replacement and longer connection routes.

AFS can assess whether a gravity connection is practical and identify the site works needed for pipework, chambers, access and reinstatement.

Where levels prevent a gravity connection, our pump-station experience allows us to assess a package pump station and rising-main solution.

Typical Hampshire projects

  • Private drainage replacement
  • New house and extension connections
  • Commercial and community buildings
  • Rural property sewer connections
  • Pumped connections where gravity is unavailable

Request Main Sewer Connection advice or a quote

Send the drawings, approval information and site details through and a member of the AFS team will come back to you.

Main Sewer Connection FAQs for Hampshire

Who carries out main sewer connections in Hampshire?

Alton Facility Services carries out domestic, commercial and development main sewer connections across Hampshire, including route assessment, excavation, pipework, chambers, connection works and reinstatement.

Are your teams qualified for public-highway sewer works?

Yes. AFS uses NRSWA-qualified Street Works operatives and supervisors, supported by NPORS-certificated plant operators, subject to the project-specific approvals, highway permissions and traffic-management requirements.

Can AFS deal with the water authority?

Yes. We can liaise regarding sewer records, proposed connection points, Section 106 applications, inspection requirements and final sign-off. The sewerage undertaker remains responsible for granting its consent or approval.

Can AFS undertake Section 50 roadworks?

Yes. Subject to the required project-specific highway licence or permit, AFS can undertake the physical roadworks and coordinate Chapter 8 signing, guarding, traffic management, excavation and reinstatement.

Do you connect rural Hampshire properties to the main sewer?

Yes. We assess the route, distance, levels and excavation requirements and advise whether a gravity or pumped connection is appropriate.

Can you replace a septic tank with a main sewer connection?

Where a suitable public sewer is available and the connection is approved, AFS can undertake the drainage works and support the decommissioning of the old private system.

Can AFS install a pumped connection where gravity is unsuitable?

Yes. AFS can assess and install a foul pumping station and rising main where site levels, distance or depth make a gravity connection unsuitable.

Need help with a main sewer connection?

Send the project details or call the AFS team. We will confirm what information, approvals or site visit are needed.

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