Drain Relining / No Dig Trenchless Technology / (CIPP) Cured in Place Pipe

At the core of our business is our relining crews. Our drain relining process is used to repair damaged or corroded pipes throughout Melbourne without the need for excavation or replacement. It involves inserting a flexible liner coated with resin into the existing pipe, which then hardens to create a new, durable pipe within the old one.

Our pipe relining process typically involves several steps:

• Inspecting the damaged pipe
  A plumber will first use a camera to inspect the damaged pipe and determine the extent of the damage.
• Cleaning the pipe
  The damaged pipe is then cleaned and cleared of any debris or blockages using high-pressure water or mechanical tools.
• Preparing the liner
  A flexible liner coated with resin is measured and cut to fit the length of the damaged pipe.
• Inserting the liner
  The liner is then inserted into the pipe using a special tool, and inflated to fit tightly against the inside of the existing pipe.
• Curing the resin
  The resin is then cured using heat or UV light, which hardens the liner and creates a new, durable pipe within the old one.
• Inspecting the new pipe
  Once the liner is in place, the plumber will use a camera to inspect the new pipe and ensure that it is functioning properly.

Drain relining offers many benefits to customers throughout Melbourne:

• Cost savings
  Drain relining is much more cost-effective than excavation or pipe replacement, as it requires less labour and materials.
• Minimal disruption
  Because drain relining does not require excavation, it is a less disruptive solution for repairing damaged pipes.
• Increased durability
  The new pipe created by drain relining is highly durable and provides long-lasting results.
• Eco-friendliness
  Drain relining is a more environmentally friendly solution than excavation, as it minimises the amount of waste generated during the repair process.

It is important to hire a licensed and experienced Melbourne based plumber to perform drain relining, as the process requires specialised equipment and knowledge.