Section 106 connection support
We help assemble the site and drainage information needed for the relevant sewerage-undertaker application and inspection process.
AFS carries out main sewer connection works across West Sussex for homes, businesses and development sites. Our scope includes route assessment, Section 106 support, highway or private-land excavation, pipework, chambers and reinstatement.
A West Sussex sewer connection needs a confirmed connection point, suitable levels and the correct permissions. Road works also require early coordination with the relevant highway authority.
AFS supports projects in Chichester, Horsham, Crawley, Worthing, Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath, Midhurst, Petworth, Billingshurst, Shoreham-by-Sea and surrounding West Sussex areas.
Our team includes NRSWA-qualified Street Works operatives and supervisors, supported by NPORS-certificated plant operators. Once the required project approvals and licences are in place, we can complete excavation, foul drainage, chamber construction, connection works, backfill and compliant reinstatement.
Where levels prevent a gravity connection, AFS can assess a foul pumping station and rising main. Controls, telemetry and emergency storage can be included where the project requires them.
We help assemble the site and drainage information needed for the relevant sewerage-undertaker application and inspection process.
AFS can support Section 50 and road-space requirements, then deliver the licensed excavation using NRSWA-qualified personnel.
We install gravity drainage where levels permit, or assess a foul pumping station and rising main where gravity is unsuitable.
We review sewer records, drawings, site levels and the proposed route first. We then identify the Section 106, highway, traffic-management and inspection requirements that apply to the site.
We review the public-sewer records, proposed connection point, levels, route, access and existing services.
We support the Section 106 process and identify any Section 50, road-space, traffic-management or road-closure requirements.
AFS completes the agreed excavation, chambers, drainage and connection. We coordinate inspections, then test, backfill, reinstate and hand over the work.
The final construction scope is based on the approved connection information, actual site conditions and the requirements of the sewerage undertaker and highway authority.
Connections in an adopted road require more preparation than work contained within private land.
For apparatus installed in a West Sussex County Council highway, a project may require a Section 50 licence. Trial holes can have separate licensing requirements. The correct route depends on the road owner and the exact work proposed.
AFS can support the practical information needed for the application. Our construction scope can include Chapter 8 signing and guarding, traffic-management coordination, excavation, pipe installation, chamber work and compliant reinstatement.
No road excavation starts until the relevant consent, licence, road-space booking and connection details are confirmed.
Long routes and changing ground levels are common on rural West Sussex sites.
AFS checks whether a gravity fall can be maintained from the property to the agreed connection point. The review includes excavation depth, access, existing services, chambers and the surfaces that must be reinstated.
If gravity is not practical, we can assess a foul pumping station and rising main. The final arrangement is selected around the required flow, static head, route and emergency-storage needs.
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Send the drawings, approval information and site details through and a member of the AFS team will come back to you.
Alton Facility Services carries out sewer connection works across West Sussex for homes, businesses and development sites. Our scope includes surveys, excavation, drainage, chambers, connection works and reinstatement.
A new connection to a public sewer normally requires approval from the relevant sewerage undertaker. The exact application and inspection requirements depend on the proposed connection.
Yes, once the required project-specific licence and road-space arrangements are in place. AFS can undertake the physical roadworks using NRSWA-qualified personnel and coordinate Chapter 8 traffic management.
Yes. AFS carries out private-land connections, including excavation, chambers, foul drainage and reinstatement. Third-party land rights must be agreed before work starts.
Yes. We can assess and install a foul pumping station and rising main where the route, distance or levels make gravity drainage unsuitable.
Yes, if the drawings and approval details are clear. A site visit may still be needed to confirm access, depth, services and reinstatement.
Send the project details or call the AFS team. We will confirm what information, approvals or site visit are needed.