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Storm-water drainage

Drain and sewage unclogging

Rain water gone before it pools

A camera reads the silt load before work starts, high-pressure jetting clears the outlet, and a second camera pass confirms the line is open

  • 24-hour emergency
  • Camera first, every job
  • Leak detection without breaking
  • All six governorates

What the service covers

Clearing, cleaning and designing storm-water lines for homes, complexes and commercial properties

What the service covers

What it covers

Blocked outlet clearing

Removing sand and silt blocking storm-water outlet pipes

High-pressure line jetting

Water jet cuts through compacted sand and dried silt inside the line

Pre and post camera check

Internal filming before and after so the clear result is confirmed

Storm-drain network design

New network laid to correct falls for the property footprint

Sump and gully cleaning

Emptying and cleaning collection sumps and linked floor gullies

Scheduled network maintenance

Pre-season visits to keep storm lines clear before rain arrives

How the job runs

01

Call or WhatsApp

Tell us your location and where water is pooling

02

Camera inspection

Camera films the line to show the silt load before work starts

03

Jet and suction

High pressure clears the line and suction removes loosened sand immediately

04

Camera confirmation

Second camera pass shows the owner on screen the line is clear

05

Handover

Cover is closed and the site is left clean after completion

From the inspection camera

The same line, before and after

Drag the divider and see the difference.

The inside of a pipe coated in build up before clearing The inside of the same pipe, clean after clearing Before clearing After clearing

Every job starts with a recording and ends with one. The footage is kept and sent to you.

Materials and methods used

High-pressure water jetter

Breaks compacted sand and dried silt that rods and snakes cannot shift

Rotating jetting nozzle

Cleans the full pipe wall, not just the centre, slowing re-silting

Flexible push-rod camera

Enters the line before and after work to document the silt load and confirm clearance

Combined jet-and-suction unit

Vacuums loosened sand and silt immediately so it does not resettle downstream

Before you call, check these points

01

Locate the drain cover

Find the storm-drain cover in the driveway, roof or external yard before we arrive

02

Line type and age

Whether the network is old or recent and whether it has been cleared before

03

Where water pools

Note exactly where rain water pools: roof, driveway, garden or against a wall

04

Access to the line

Check whether the cover is buried under paving or can be opened without breaking tiles

How the work is done right

Kuwait receives rainfall in short, intense bursts, and between seasons fine sand settles inside storm-water lines and gradually narrows them. When heavy rain finally arrives, a silted line cannot carry the volume and water backs up across the driveway, roof or yard. A camera pass before any work starts reveals how thick the deposit is and how far it extends, so the right method is chosen rather than guessed.

High-pressure jetting is the right tool for compacted sand because hand rods open only a narrow channel and leave deposits on the pipe wall. A rotating nozzle works the full circumference, which slows re-silting. After jetting, a combined suction unit pulls loosened sand and silt out immediately before it can resettle further along the line. A second camera pass then lets the owner see on the screen that the pipe wall is clear.

When the problem returns after clearing, the cause is often the network design itself: a line laid without enough fall lets sand settle instead of being flushed through. Storm-drain network design fixes this at the root, with joints sealed properly and the line camera-checked before backfilling. Complexes and commercial buildings benefit from a scheduled pre-season maintenance visit so no line is caught blocked when rain arrives.

Inside storm-water drainage

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What decides the price

No fixed rate applies because several site-specific factors shape the final quote

Line length and depth

Longer or deeper lines take more jetting time and camera passes

Volume of deposit

Heavy compacted sand takes longer to clear than a light silt layer

Site access

A buried or blocked cover adds preparation time before jetting starts

New network design

Designing and laying a new network differs entirely from clearing an existing one

Call timing

Emergency calls during rain season differ from a pre-scheduled maintenance visit

Who we work for

Same method, same equipment. Only the size of the job changes.

A clean modern bathroom with grey stone tiling

Homes and apartments

  • Drain and gully unclogging
  • Cesspit suction
  • Leak detection without breaking
  • Tank cleaning and waterproofing
A modern office washroom with wall hung basins

Offices

  • Plumbing maintenance contracts
  • Mixer and valve repair
  • Low water pressure
  • Clearing bathroom lines
A stainless steel commercial kitchen with a floor channel drain

Restaurants

  • Grease traps
  • Commercial kitchen lines
  • Restaurant gas lines
  • Scheduled clearing and cleaning
A basement plant room with pumps and neat pipework

Complexes and buildings

  • Sewer network maintenance
  • Sewage and basement sump pumps
  • Manhole and inspection chamber cleaning
  • Operation and maintenance contracts

Why us

Why Al Amana for storm-water drainage

Amana means trust. Someone else’s home is not ours to be careless in.

  • Filmed before and after

    Do not take our word for it. Look at the line yourself.

  • Clearing before breaking

    Breaking is the last resort, never the first step.

  • 24-hour emergency

    A blocked line does not wait for the morning.

  • All of Kuwait

    Six governorates, 139 areas.

  • Maintenance contracts

    For buildings and complexes, servicing before the problem starts.

  • We work on commercial sites too

    Restaurants, offices and complexes, not only homes.

We cover all of Kuwait

Six governorates, 139 areas.

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Common questions

Questions about storm-water drainage

Need someone now? The emergency line is open any hour.
+965 9668 4964

Is a single storm-drain clean enough or does it need a regular schedule?

In areas where sand accumulates quickly, a line cleaned once will narrow again before the next rain season. A pre-winter maintenance visit is the practical solution for complexes and commercial properties.

Why does water pool in the driveway even though the storm drain looks open at the top?

The blockage is usually below the visible opening, where fine sand has built up on the pipe walls and narrowed the cross-section. The camera shows exactly where the restriction starts.

Can storm-water lines for a full commercial building be cleared in one visit?

It depends on the network length and number of drain lines. We assess the scope when you call and confirm whether one visit covers it or whether staged work is needed.

Does storm-drain network design include obtaining approvals from authorities?

We carry out the design and installation correctly and document it with a camera. Any formal approval requirements depend on the nature of the project and property type.

Can high-pressure jetting damage older storm-water pipes?

The camera reveals the pipe condition before jetting starts. If cracks or displacement are visible, we adjust the method based on what the image shows, not on guesswork.

Is storm-water drainage different from the sewage drainage system?

Yes, the storm-water network is separate and carries only rainwater. Blockages in it come mainly from sand and silt rather than grease or organic matter, which shapes the cleaning method.

A quiet Kuwaiti residential street with a drain cover in the pavement

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