How Drain Relining Works

Drain relining creates a brand-new pipe inside your existing damaged drain without any digging. A resin-saturated felt liner is inserted into the pipe, inflated against the pipe walls, and cured to form a seamless, jointless new pipe. Here's exactly how the process works.

What to Look For

• Step 1: CCTV survey to assess pipe condition and suitability
• Step 2: High-pressure jetting to clean the pipe thoroughly
• Step 3: Measure and prepare the resin-impregnated liner
• Step 4: Insert the liner into the pipe using air pressure
• Step 5: Inflate the liner against the pipe walls
• Step 6: Cure using UV light or ambient temperature, then verify with CCTV

How We Diagnose the Problem

Not all pipes are suitable for relining. The pipe must retain enough of its circular shape to accept a liner, and there must be sufficient access points. Our CCTV survey determines suitability and identifies any preparation work needed.

How We Fix It

The finished reline creates a smooth, jointless pipe within your existing drain. It seals cracks, bridges displaced joints, and prevents root re-entry. The liner has a 50+ year design life and comes with a full guarantee.