If you’re battling frequent drain blockages and leaking pipes, we’ve got the solution for you. Without the exorbitant costs, drawn-out repair times and disruption to your landscape.
Our Hills District pipe relining services provide trenchless repair to broken, cracked or leaking pipes using the latest no-dig technology. With over 15 years of experience in pipe relining, patching, and junction repair, we can provide you with:
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Pipe relining involves using an epoxy-cured resin to create a liner inside the damaged pipe to fill cracks, seal leaks, remove rough edges and repair cracked junctions. A poly-woven felt or fibreglass liner is soaked in resin and cut to the exact dimensions of the damaged pipe. It is then set in place using hot water and UV light until it hardens. Leaving you with a fully repaired drain pipe with a lifespan of 50 years!
Not only does this process repair existing damage, but it also strengthens the structural integrity of your pipes, ensuring they can handle the pressure and flow without breaking down. Pipe relining essentially gives your old pipes a new lease on life—reinforcing them from the inside out and providing a long-term solution that stands up to the demands of everyday use.
We use a Watermarked approved sewer pipe relining system, which meets the requirements of the AS3500 and complies with the highest standards of the Relining Code of Australia.
Pipe relining and pipe replacement tackle the same problem—broken or leaking pipes—but use very different methods to get the job done. With pipe relining, we repair your existing pipes from the inside out, creating a brand-new internal lining without the need for messy excavation. It’s a trenchless solution, so there’s no need to dig up your garden, driveway, or favorite rose bush.
Pipe replacement, on the other hand, is the old-school approach. Here, the damaged pipe is physically removed and swapped for a new one, which usually means digging up the area to access the pipework. While replacement is sometimes necessary if the damage is extensive or the pipe has collapsed, relining is typically faster, less disruptive, and more cost-effective—especially for homes with established landscaping or concrete surfaces.
While pipe relining offers a long-lasting solution for many damaged pipes, it does have its limits. Pipes that have suffered major collapses, have extensive missing sections, or are severely deformed may not be suitable candidates for relining. In cases like these, traditional excavation and pipe replacement may be necessary.
It’s also worth noting that the initial investment for relining can be higher than basic repair methods. However, when factoring in the reduced disruption, quicker turnaround, and longevity of the repair, many homeowners find the pros outweigh the up-front costs.
If you’re planning home renovations or upgrading your plumbing system, pipe relining can be a smart addition to your project. Integrating pipe relining into your renovation plans means you’re not only solving existing pipe issues but also strengthening your plumbing for the years ahead—without the need to dig up floors or walls.
By proactively relining pipes during upgrades, you help safeguard your property from potential leaks, blockages, or future water damage. Plus, a freshly relined pipe network can enhance the long-term value of your home, making it a worthwhile investment in both convenience and peace of mind.
Absolutely. Unlike traditional pipe repair, which often means tearing up gardens, driveways, or entire sections of flooring (much to the dismay of your prized begonias), pipe relining keeps things neat and tidy. There’s no need for big excavations, which means less mess and far less waste sent to landfill.
On top of that, the relining process steers clear of using harsh chemicals that could harm the environment. The materials used—like the epoxy resin and liner—are engineered for durability, reducing the frequency of future repairs and, in turn, the environmental impact over time.
So, by choosing pipe relining, you’re not just protecting your pipes—you’re making a choice that’s gentler on the planet.
Polyurethane pipe lining offers a host of benefits for homeowners looking to extend the life of their plumbing. Thanks to its tough, seamless coating, it’s particularly effective at protecting pipes with moderate wear and tear from further damage. This type of lining acts as a barrier against leaks, blocks out debris that can lead to blockages, and reinforces the structural integrity of your pipes.
Not only does polyurethane lining resist corrosion and chemical wear, but it also boasts a smooth surface that helps water flow freely, reducing the risk of buildup. Its quick-setting nature means less downtime for your plumbing, so you can get back to business as usual with minimal disruption. And, much like epoxy-based systems, polyurethane linings are designed to stand the test of time—offering reliable, long-term peace of mind for your home’s drainage.
Epoxy pipe coating is a technique where a durable, protective resin is applied to the interior surface of an existing pipe. This method is ideal for pipes showing early signs of deterioration, such as light corrosion, minor leaks, or general ageing—but without the extensive damage that would require a full relining.
The epoxy forms a seamless, watertight barrier inside the pipe, restoring its integrity and flow while guarding against further corrosion or leakage. This makes it a smart, cost-effective option for maintaining pipes that don’t yet require more intensive repairs, ultimately extending their lifespan and reliability.
Like pipe relining, epoxy coating can often be carried out with minimal excavation, preserving your landscaping and keeping disruption to a minimum. It’s a proactive choice for homeowners keen to address pipe issues before they escalate into larger, more expensive problems.
Pipe bursting comes into play when pipes are too severely damaged for traditional relining methods to be effective—think pipes that are completely collapsed, extensively cracked, or compromised by root intrusion. Instead of trying to repair the existing pipe, this technique replaces it entirely.
Here’s how it works:
This method eliminates the need for extensive excavation, reducing disruption to your landscaping or driveway. Pipe bursting is an efficient, non-invasive solution for situations where pipes are beyond basic repair and need a full upgrade—restoring flow and function for decades to come.
Slip lining is another trenchless method for restoring damaged pipes and has been trusted for decades in the plumbing industry. The process involves inserting a new, slightly smaller pipe (usually made from durable plastic, like HDPE) directly into the existing damaged pipe. Once in position, the space between the old pipe and the new liner is filled with grout, securely sealing everything in place.
This technique is particularly effective when the host pipe still has enough structural integrity to support the liner, making slip lining a practical and budget-friendly option for addressing minor structural issues without a full pipe replacement.
Both pipe relining and slip lining aim to restore functionality and extend the life of your plumbing with minimal disruption to your property.
We begin by carrying out a CCTV drain camera inspection to locate the blockages and evaluate the condition of the drain pipes. It provides live surveillance and recorded visuals, allowing us to determine the root cause of the blockage, for example, tree root intrusion, misalignment or broken pipes.
Our blocked drain pipe relining experts then formulate a repair strategy, focusing on the target areas and overall repair and reinforcement. We then clean the drains with high-pressure drain jets to clear dirt, debris and growth. To access the pipes, we use a manhole or dig a small temporary opening that is closed up after the work is completed.
Lastly, we prepare the liner and allow it to set, testing the water flow and function. And dispose of the waste offsite, leaving your home or business in pristine condition.
We pride ourselves on honest and transparent pricing, providing a detailed and accurate list of the labour and materials used. The pipe relining process usually takes less than a day but may take longer for large-scale commercial or industrial projects.
There is an initial equipment set-up charge, and the material pricing is done per metre. Some other factors to keep in mind are the accessibility to the drain or sewage, complexity and the time duration of the project.
Rest assured that our team is always upfront, keeping you informed, clearing your concerns and ensuring a clear line of communication from start to finish.
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We provide innovative and cutting-edge pipe relining techniques for a full, sectional or pipe junction repair.
Get rid of stubborn blockages and keep drains well maintained with our high-pressure drain cleaning services. The powerful blast of water from our hydro jets effectively removes stubborn blockages, dirt, debris, and plant growth. It also helps with routine drain and sewer maintenance, especially in commercial properties with high waste output, preventing future plumbing emergencies like burst pipes and flooding.
Our state-of-the-art robotic cutters remove concrete, metal, and tree roots, effortlessly locating obstructions deep underground with a single access point. These high-tech machines are compact and flexible, equipped with CCTV cameras to efficiently navigate tight corners and bends to reach every area of underground drainage and sewers.
The diamond-impregnated head can cut through any obstruction such as wood, metal, concrete, liner and tree roots to clear the way for our pipe relining process. Providing a clear and smooth surface to start the pipe relining process quickly without digging and searching for blockages.
Struggling with broken, cracked or dislodged pipe junctions? We offer satellite pipe junction repair using the latest German Steambox pipe relining technology. Without expensive excavation and for all types of junction repair in stormwater, sewers and drains.
We’re a family-owned and operated, local pipe relining company dedicated to offering our loyal Hills District homes and businesses the latest pipe repair technology. Economical and proven for durability and long-term results, our pipe relining solutions save time, giving you maximum value for money.
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