Explore how listed companies describe their work, from domestic supply pipe renewal to commercial mains and trenchless installation.
An engineer standing beside an excavated route outside a commercial building.
Photo: Lucking Utility Services · Original Photograph
Turf rolled back beside an excavation in a landscaped garden.
Photo: Cascade Water Services · Original Photograph
Blue pipe laid beside localised excavations along a rural access road.
Photo: CW Pipewise · Original PhotographThese short summaries are drawn from each company’s website. Published projects, customer accounts and general service examples are labelled separately. Reported outcomes have not been independently verified by NDWE.
Customer-Reported Project
Lucking Utility Services
A customer review displayed on Lucking Utility Services’ website describes investigation of a persistent underground leak at a 150-year-old property. After a second leak was identified, the customer reports that the old lead pipe was taken out of use and new pipework installed using moling.
Summary of a customer account dated 25 May 2026, rather than a technical project report.
Published Service Example
Ardent Utilities
Ardent Utilities describes work covering new domestic feeds, replacement of ageing lead pipes, leak repairs and separation of shared supplies. Its published approach includes using moling where suitable to reduce disruption during water pipe installation.
Service summary; a named project and measured outcome are not provided in this source.
Published Project
Cascade Water Services
Cascade’s project report describes renewing shared pipework from the boundary towards rear gardens and reconnecting neighbouring properties. The company reports connecting the new supply beneath kitchen sinks, checking water flow and reinstating the work areas after completion.
Project details and outcome are reported by Cascade Water Services.
Published Service Example
CW Pipewise
CW Pipewise describes a process that begins with a survey of the pipework and site requirements, followed by a detailed estimate and installation after approval. Its services include locating leaks, repairing water pipes and replacing older supplies.
Service and process summary; this source does not document one specific installation.
Published Service Example
Brennan Moling
Brennan Moling’s website describes external water supply repairs, replacement and lead renewal for domestic and commercial customers. The company presents impact moling as a core service across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Greater London.
Service summary; no particular customer, completion date or project outcome is claimed here.
Published Service Example
Picot Plumbing & Utility Services
Picot Utilities describes acoustic listening, gas tracing and pressure testing among its leak investigation methods. Its published service information covers water supply tracing, repairs, lead pipe replacement and moling, with testing after repairs.
Service summary, rather than a report of one identified project. Source reviewed 16 September 2026.
Sources reviewed 14–16 September 2026. Each entry links to the original material. For your own project, confirm the company’s current capabilities, coverage and credentials.
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