20 Years of Pipe Relining Experience You Can Rely On

Pipe relining is an excellent solution for cracked, corroded or root-affected pipes, and works particularly well on sewer lines and stormwater drains. However, in cases of severe structural collapse or where a pipe has shifted significantly out of alignment, traditional repair or replacement may be needed instead. Our team always carries out a thorough CCTV drain inspection first to confirm relining is the right approach for your specific situation.

Common warning signs include a slow draining kitchen sink, recurring blocked drains, gurgling noises, damp patches in your yard, or an unpleasant smell near your plumbing system. If you're noticing any of these issues repeatedly in the same area of your property, it's worth having a professional inspection to check for pipe damage rather than continuing to treat the symptoms.

One of the biggest advantages of trenchless pipe relining is that it avoids the extensive excavation associated with traditional pipe repairs. Because the process works from the inside of the existing pipe, your garden beds, driveway and landscaping are generally left untouched, saving you both time and money in the long run.

Yes, tree roots are one of the most common causes of pipe damage we see, particularly in established suburbs with mature trees and older clay or cast iron sewer pipes. Roots are drawn to the moisture and nutrients inside a pipe and can force their way through even small cracks or joints, gradually widening the damage until the pipe blocks or collapses entirely.

A properly relined pipe is designed to be a long term, permanent solution rather than a temporary fix. The epoxy resin lining creates a durable new pipe within the old structure, and when installed correctly, it holds up well against future root intrusion, corrosion and general wear. This is why we stand behind our pipe relining work with a lifetime workmanship guarantee.