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If you're a homeowner in Lincolnshire, it's essential to have access to your house drainage plans. These plans can help you identify the location of your drains, sewers, and other essential infrastructure. In this article, we'll guide you through the process of finding your house drainage plans in Lincolnshire.

The first place to look for your house drainage plans is in your property deeds. These documents usually contain information about the property, including its boundaries, location, and any relevant infrastructure. Check the deeds for any references to drainage plans or maps.

If you can't find the information in your property deeds, the next step is to contact the local authority. In Lincolnshire, you can contact the Lincolnshire County Council or the local district council, such as the City of Lincoln Council or the West Lindsey District Council.
To find the relevant contact information, visit the council's website and click on the "Contact Us" or "Get in Touch" section, usually located at the top right-hand corner of the page. You can also use the council's online map to find the location of your property and the relevant contact details.

There are several online resources available that can help you find your house drainage plans. One such resource is the Lincolnshire County Council's website, which provides access to a range of maps and plans, including drainage plans.
To access these plans, follow these instructions:

• Visit the Lincolnshire County Council website and click on the "Maps and Plans" section.
• Enter your postcode or address in the search bar to find your location.
• Click on the "Drainage" or "Sewer" layer to view the relevant plans.
• Use the zoom and pan tools to navigate the map and find the information you need.

The Environment Agency is responsible for managing the environment and protecting public health in Lincolnshire. They may have information about your house drainage plans, particularly if you live in a flood-risk area.
To contact the Environment Agency, visit their website and click on the "Contact Us" section. You can also use their online map to find the location of your property and the relevant contact details.

If you're unable to find your house drainage plans using the above methods, you may want to consider contacting a drainage specialist, such as WPS Plumbing & Drainage. We can provide you with expert advice and guidance on finding and interpreting your drainage plans.

• When searching for your house drainage plans, make sure to have the following information to hand:
  • Your postcode or address
  • Your property's Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN)
  • Any relevant documents, such as your property deeds or council tax bill
• If you're having trouble finding your house drainage plans, don't hesitate to ask for help. Contact the local authority or a drainage specialist for assistance.
• Remember to provide any relevant comments or questions you may have when contacting the local authority or a drainage specialist. This will help them to provide you with the information you need.
  By following these steps, you should be able to find your house drainage plans in Lincolnshire. If you have any further questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to contact us at 01522 412036.