Five specialist services covering the full drain relining process, from diagnosis to permanent repair, without excavating your property.
Sewer Drain Relining
CIPP structural liner installation for your main sewer line. Handles terracotta, PVC, cast iron and concrete pipes from 50mm to 300mm diameter. 50-year product warranty. No trenching, no surface damage.
Best for: Root intrusion, cracked joints, offset pipes, recurring blockages, pre-sale refurbishment of old sewer lines.
Stormwater Drain Relining
Relining for your stormwater drainage system, the pipes that carry rainwater from gutters, downpipes and surface drains to the street. Different product and regulatory requirements from sewer relining, but the same trenchless process.
Best for: Cracked stormwater lines, collapsed inlet pipes, ground movement damage to stormwater drainage, older clay stormwater pipes.
CCTV Drain Inspection
High-resolution drain camera inspection with written report and footage. The essential diagnostic tool before any drain relining recommendation. Also offered as a standalone service for pre-purchase due diligence, insurance claims, or recurring blockage investigation.
Cost: $250 to $500 standalone (credited against relining when work proceeds same-day).
Blocked Drain Emergency Response
For sewage backups and blocked drains: the blockage is cleared with high-pressure water jetting, then inspected with CCTV to identify the structural cause. Where structural damage is found, relining can often proceed the same day.
Best for: Sewage backup, overflowing drains, total blockage, multiple slow drains simultaneously.
Point Repair & Pipe Patching
When the damage is localised to a single joint, crack or junction, a point repair costs significantly less than full-length relining. Only the affected section is lined, as short as 300mm, using the same epoxy resin technology as a full liner.
Cost: $1,800 to $3,500 for a single point repair or junction patch.
Not sure which service you need? Contact us and describe what’s happening. We’ll tell you what the right first step is, usually a CCTV inspection to get the full picture before committing to anything.