Pipe Relining Adelaide
What is pipe relining?
Pipe relining puts a new lining inside your existing pipe, sealing cracks and open joints from the inside. Because it repairs the pipe where it is, it usually means far less digging than replacing it.
When does a pipe need relining?
Most of the homes we work in across Salisbury North, Elizabeth and Para Hills still have their original earthenware sewer drain. Earthenware goes brittle with age. It cracks, and tree roots get in.
Clearing the roots gets the water flowing again, but if the pipe is cracked they find their way back. A cracked pipe needs a repair, not just a clear, and relining is one way to repair it.
How do you decide between relining and replacing?
We put a camera down the line first. The footage shows where the cracks, roots and joints are, and whether the pipe can be relined or a section needs replacing. We tell you which before any work starts, with a fixed, upfront price.
You can see one of our relining jobs on a misaligned pipe in the video on our blocked drains page.
Will relining stop tree roots getting back in?
A lined pipe has no open joints or cracks for roots to get through, which is the main reason to reline rather than keep clearing the same line.
Where do you cover?
We cover Salisbury and Adelaide’s northern suburbs, including Salisbury North, Paralowie, Para Hills, Brahma Lodge, Elizabeth, Mawson Lakes, Modbury and Golden Grove. See every suburb on our northern suburbs page.
