09/09/2024
Three of our engineers went to Swindon to do CCTV condition survey utilising a CCTV main crawler for Strom and foul water drainage, thoroughly cleansing all designated storm and foul drains
29/10/2024
Over the next few weeks a couple of our engineers have made their way up to Andover Hampshire to jet cleanse the highway drains, utilising specialist jetting nozzles and to CCTV survey.
05/11/2024
For the past couple of years we have been helping out the Buckfastleigh foodbank.
The past few weeks we are starting the run up to Christmas which can be an incredibly hard time for a lot of people, so we are helping out with the Christmas dinners. We will be supplying dinners for around 45-50 people including families so everyone gets to have a magical Christmas.
05/04/2025
AWR Projects Group Ltd, are proudly supporting Buckfastleigh Football Club, and have put up a sponsorship board by the pitch. Our office is based in Buckfastleigh, so we are happy to support our local team.
31/07/2025
For the past week, leading into this week our engineers have been up in Nailsea by Bristol. We have been carrying out CCTV Surveys on all the storm, foul and storm water gullies including gully outlets. After the CCTV Surveys have been undertaken our 18 tonne jet vac lorry will jet through all of the blockages to ensure the drains are flowing correctly and efficiently.
05/09/2025
During the summer holidays and half terms, we have been helping out our local foodbank as this what can be tough time for some families. Most families rely on the schools’ to provide lunches and sometimes breakfast with breakfast clubs, but half terms and summer holidays can be tough. So for the second year in a row each Friday we donate a large number of food items that Buckfastleigh foodbank have been requesting, to help out those families in need.
11/09/2025 – 12/09/2025
Our specialist drainage engineers attended site in Dobwalls, Cornwall on the evenings of 11th and 12th September 2025 to carry out CCTV surveys and drain unblocking works using our high-volume jet-vac tanker. These works were scheduled overnight to minimise disruption to traffic, as the location involved a major road that experiences significantly lower traffic volumes outside of peak daytime hours.