Costs & process
It matters a great deal. Any drainage contractor working at your property should carry public liability insurance covering damage to your property and third parties. Ask for confirmation before work starts, particularly for jetting, lining and any excavation.
Drainage work involves high-pressure equipment, excavation near services and entry into confined spaces. The potential for expensive accidents is real.
For commercial premises, your own insurer or landlord may require evidence of contractor insurance as a condition of allowing work on site.
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