How relining works
We survey and clean the run, measure it, saturate a liner with resin, and install and cure it in position. Once cured, a final CCTV pass confirms the new pipe is continuous and correctly reinstated at every junction.
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No-Dig Drain Relining
Relining rebuilds a failing drain from the inside, so the surface above it stays exactly as it is.
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No-Dig Drain Relining
A new pipe formed inside the old one — no digging, usually done in a day.
Cured-in-place lining feeds a resin-saturated liner into the damaged run and cures it against the existing pipe wall, creating a seamless new pipe. It seals cracks and open joints, stops roots getting back in and improves flow, all without excavating a driveway, patio or garden.
- Full-length CIPP lining
- Localised patch repairs
- Junction and lateral lining
- Up to 10-year guarantee in writing
Patch or full liner
A short patch suits a single cracked joint or fracture. A full liner is right where there are multiple defects, widespread root damage or a run of deteriorating pitch-fibre. The survey footage decides it, and we show you the evidence before you commit.
When lining is not the answer
A fully collapsed pipe, a severely deformed run or a missing section cannot be lined. There we excavate the smallest practical area, replace the section and reinstate the surface.
When Relining Is Worth Considering
Relining suits pipes that are damaged but still structurally in place — often under a driveway, patio or established garden.
- Cracked or fractured pipework confirmed on CCTV
- Open or displaced joints letting in roots and soil
- Deteriorating pitch-fibre pipework losing its surface
- Repeated root intrusion at the same joint
- A damaged run beneath a driveway, patio or extension
- Water escaping from the pipe into surrounding ground
The Relining Process
- 1
Survey and measure
The run is inspected on camera to confirm the pipe can accept a liner, and measured so the liner is cut to the correct length.
- 2
Prepare the host pipe
The pipe is cleaned thoroughly, usually by jetting, and any root growth or scale is cut back so the liner can bond against a sound surface.
- 3
Install the liner
A liner saturated with resin is fed into position within the host pipe and held against the pipe wall.
- 4
Cure in place
The resin cures to form a seamless new pipe inside the old one, sealing cracks and joints and blocking the route roots were using.
- 5
Final camera check
A closing survey confirms the liner is continuous, junctions are correctly reinstated and flow is restored.
When excavation is still the right answer
A liner needs a host pipe. Where a section has collapsed, deformed severely or is missing, or where the defect lies in a gully, junction or chamber, a conventional drain repair with local excavation is the correct approach. We say so when that is the case rather than lining something that will not hold.
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Brilliant service! They arrived within the hour and sorted our blocked drain quickly and professionally. No call-out charge was a huge bonus. Highly recommend!
Sarah T.
Bournemouth
Really impressed with the CCTV survey and clear report we received. Friendly team, fixed price and no mess left behind. Fantastic service!
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Southampton
Called late at night with an emergency and they were with us fast. Great communication and sorted the problem first time. Top company!
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Salisbury
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- Tree Roots in Drains: Signs, Removal and RepairRoots do not break into sound pipework — they follow moisture through an existing defect. What that means for removal and repair.Read the guide
- Drain Relining Explained: When No-Dig Repair WorksA resin liner cured inside the existing pipe can repair cracks and open joints without excavation — but not every damaged drain is a candidate.Read the guide
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- Drain RepairsCracked, collapsed or misaligned drains, repaired with or without digging.
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