Culvert cleaning
We remove culvert sediment according to the dimensions and condition. We need to know the length, cross-section and access to the entrances.
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We mechanically clean culverts and drainage systems using remotely operated equipment. We remove sediment that restricts flow, with the scope determined by the structure's dimensions and condition.
A blocked culvert or channel needs an approach suited to its dimensions and access. GREON mechanically clears drainage structures using remotely operated equipment. Before work, we assess the structure and the accumulated material.
We remove culvert sediment according to the dimensions and condition. We need to know the length, cross-section and access to the entrances.
We assess blocked sections and access along the channel. The scope depends on the length and nature of the deposits.
We choose equipment for the individual structure. Its suitability is confirmed from the dimensions and site assessment, not simply the type of job.
We remove sediment from culverts and drainage channels using remotely operated equipment, subject to dimensions and access. We confirm the clearance scope and handling of excavated material for each structure.

Each structure is quoted individually. For an initial assessment, dimensions, entrance photographs and the extent of sediment are more useful than an address alone.
We define the cleaned section and how the excavated material will be handled. Remotely operated equipment is selected to suit the dimensions, condition and access.
The agreed section is cleaned and sediment removed within the assessed scope. We also agree how excavated material is handled and the condition in which the site is handed over.
For site managers
Mark the inlet and outlet on a map or photograph. For an open channel, mark both ends of the section requiring cleaning.
Include the known length and internal dimensions. Photographs taken from the entrances help us assess the amount of sediment.
Show the approach and the working space at the entrance. These details help us check whether remotely operated equipment will fit.
We distinguish extraction from subsequent handling in the quote. We agree where to place the sediment or whether it needs to be taken away.
If available, send the length and internal dimensions. Include photographs of both entrances and describe access to the structure.
We use remotely operated equipment, but suitability depends on the actual dimensions and condition. We will confirm feasibility first.
Cleaning removes sediment. Please flag structural damage separately, as repairs are a different scope of work.
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