Drain Relining & Repatching

Get your drains back running smoothly with our drain relining and repatching service. Our professional technicians use the latest technology to detect and repair damage quickly and efficiently, with minimal disruption to you. Contact us today for hassle-free repairs.

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An underground sewer system leak caused by a broken pipe is a major problem and it can happen for a number of reasons. Shifting soil can eventually cause a crack in the pipe, resulting in a blockage. Another common cause of blocked drains and burst pipes in New South Wales and Canberra is tree roots encroaching on the pipes. In severe situations, a plumbing professional might be needed to excavate the area and reconstruct the broken pipe. For those pipes that only have localised damage to a specific part of a pipe, modern technology offers us the option of drain relining or drain patching.

What Is Drain Pipe Relining?

Drain pipe relining is a modern and efficient technique used to repair damaged or broken sewer and drain pipes. It is a non-invasive method that involves inserting a new lining material into the existing damaged pipe, creating a new pipe within the old one. The Plumbing & Electrical Doctor is a company that offers drain pipe relining services. They use state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to ensure that your drain pipes are repaired quickly and efficiently with minimal disruption to your home or business.

How are Drain Pipes Relined?

By using air pressure, epoxy and resin material are cured in place to patch up the damaged pipe. Using this trenchless technology you can repair your plumbing system for the fraction of the cost. Pipe Relining brings you a no-dig technology that will save your garden and paved yards from excavation whilst repairing your damaged or old pipes.

Benefits of Drain Relining

Non-Evasive Pipe Repair

When a blocked drain or broken pipe lies beneath your garage, driveway, or garden, drain relining eliminates the need for extensive excavation.

Low-Cost Solution

Digging a yard to fix a pipe is costly, covering both drain repair and garden restoration. Drain relining eliminates these extra expenses.

Durability

A reinforced pipe from drain relining can last up to 20 years, with the epoxy resin forming a durable layer inside the old pipe, effectively creating two layers.

Quick Turnaround

Drain relining is a quick and effective solution, often completed in less than a day, with pipe curing taking just about an hour.

Repair Your BLOCKED DRAINS FAST

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$99*

*Price quote can vary based on the scope and severity of the drain problem at hand.

Need an Expert for Sewer Line and Pipe Relining?

The Plumbing and Electrical Doctor is proud to adopt trenchless pipe relining technology. Many of our customers are happy with the cost-effective and fast way to repair broken pipes in your sewage. Book an appointment with our friendly and experienced drain relining experts so we can conduct an on-site inspection today.

The Relining Process

As a homeowner and property manager, it is important to understand and educate yourself on how the relining process works. Drain relining is a quick, no-hassle pipe and drains replacement process that will not cause any disturbance to your neighbors. Digging is only confined to the access points and there is no need to excavate the whole area. Here is a simple guide for you.

Step 1: Inspection

Our experienced plumbers will insert small cameras down the drain to inspect the extent and severity of the damage. They will also assess if pipe relining or repatching is applicable to your case.

Step 2: Blocked Drain Clearing

Blocked sewers are usually an after effect of cracked or broken pipes. Blocked drains should be cleared first. After clearing the drain, the site will be inspected again to know how much material is needed for the pipe repatching.

Step 3: Mixture Preparation

The liner will be mixed and flattened out on site. With the aid of a CCTV camera, the liner will be carefully laid down to the target pipe or damaged area that requires lining.

Step 4 : Curing The Lining

Once the liner is in place. The plumber then inflates the packer and applies air pressure into the area. The curing process will harden the liner in place. Once hardened the packer is deflated and the pipe is now relined.

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