It’s been a year of growth here at MRMS, with exciting new contracts, significant fleet expansion and new additions to our amazing team. We’ve embraced the latest in innovative technology and sustainable practices and provided our acclaimed services around the country. We’ve been proud to see the company go from strength to strength, all made […]

When beginning any major drainage or sewer project, the first step is to survey the network. With smaller repair jobs, feeding CCTV into the lines is a simple and effective way of understanding and assessing the condition and any work that needs to be done. In most cases, we livestream CCTV footage to our servers for […]

CIPP lining, or Cured-in-Place Pipe lining, is a trenchless method used to repair existing pipelines. This technique involves inserting a resin-saturated liner into a damaged pipe. The liner is then inflated and cured in place using hot water, steam, UV or blue LED light, forming a new, durable pipe within the old one. This process is minimally […]

MRMS is delighted to announce the award of a place on the Yorkshire Water Services (YWS) framework of contractors to provide Reactive Tanker and On-Site Services. The three-year contract provides reactive on-site tankering and jetting services for essential YWS wastewater assets Operations will include reactive tankering and onsite services such as wet well, tank and […]

The nature of work in the drainage industry means encountering hazards and dangerous situations. With the safety and well-being of employees of paramount importance, complying with industry standards and having a thorough HSE reporting system can be the difference between winning or losing work with utility companies and main contractors.  In the field, operators are […]

The need for sustainable infrastructure is greater than ever. With its natural ability to prevent sewer overflow and replenish the water cycle with clean water, Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDs) are becoming more prevelant. This traditional sewer network that appeared in the 19th century was designed to cope with the rapid growth of urban populations and […]