WHAT IS DEWATERING?
What Is Dewatering?
Dewatering is used to describe the action of removing excess groundwater or surface water from a construction site. Dewatering is used on most construction sites where there is accumulated water or a high water table. This is typically for structures which extend to below groundwater level.
In order to lower the water table, a wellpoint system is installed which allows for safe excavation.
Methods of Dewatering And Groundwater Control:
- Wellpoint systems
- Deepwell systems
- Ejector systems
- Sump pumping
- Siphon draining
- Groundwater monitoring and sampling
High Water Table Solutions For Clients In Reading And London
At MCB Dewatering Ltd, we offer an economical and effective method of groundwater control for clients across Reading, London and the Home Counties. You can depend on our team of professionals to install wellpoint systems to suit the needs of your site.
Groundwater creates a high water table, making it difficult to carry out foundation and excavation work. Our team of experts can install wellpoint dewatering systems to the depth required to lower the water table, enabling you to carry out construction below the water table.
Contact us to discuss your project requirements.
Contact us to discuss your project requirements.
