Pipe Relining

Drain relining is a secret weapon in a drainage engineers toolkit. This technique can save time, inconvenience, and money for both the customer and the contractor. Drain damage such as holes, cracks and leaking joins can all be repaired by rain relining.

A resin liner is inserted into the drainpipe through the closest access point to the problem. The resin is cured, and this effectively creates a ‘pipe inside a pipe’ which is then ready to keep your drains flowing again.

Patch Repairs

Patch repairs are a quick and cost effective way to repair small areas in broken drain pipework. A fibre glass matting is soaked in a resin solution. The matting is then wrapped onto a packer and inserted into the pipe and positioned where the faulty pipe is. The packer is inflated and left in place to cure. Once the resin is cured the repair will be water tight and permanent.