Pipe relining is fast becoming the #1 way of fixing cracked and broken pipes. Instead of digging up a huge trench in your yard and ruining the lawn. Not only can you fix your damaged pipes but make them stronger, all without making a huge mess. But how does pipe relining work and how is it better than the traditional methods of fixing pipes?
Pipe Relining Before And After
This system is also known as trenchless pipe repair technology because pipe relining doesn’t require digging up a trench. Instead, the pipe is repaired internally with a high-strength epoxy resin. This method can save you thousands of dollars and hours of backbreaking work because the pipe itself doesn’t need to be replaced and excavation equipment doesn’t need to be brought in.
An epoxy resin is placed over an inflatable bladder that is fed down the pipe and put in place. The bladder is then inflated to press the resin against the damaged pipe and left there to harden. This creates a new pipe within the old one that is both stronger and more reliable.
If you believe that there might be an issue with your pipes, give the team at Emergency Drains a call on 1300 524 474. We offer a $0 call-out fee and can be at your door within 90 mins. Our plumbers are experienced with both residential and commercial problems, and if your plumbing problem isn’t solved, it’s free.
We use a 6 step process to find, diagnose and repair your damaged pipe.
Step 1: Diagnosing the Problem : We feed a CCTV drain camera down your pipe to find out what the issue is and where it’s located.
Step 2: Clearing & Cleaning the Pipe: We send through the hydro jet pressure cleaner to clear any blockages and clean the pipe. A high-pressure 5000 PSI cleaner is strong enough to remove tree roots, calcium built-up, and other common blockages.
Step 3: A Resin Liner Is Created: A custom epoxy resin liner is applied around an inflatable bladder. The bladder is inserted down the pipe and positioned to cover the damaged area.
Step 4: Inflating the Bladder: The bladder is inflated until the epoxy resin is pressed against the pipe. The liner is left to cure against the damaged pipe. After an hour the resin becomes solid, creating a solid pipe within the pipe while also filling in the cracks.
Step 5: Removing the Bladder: Once the resin has cured, the bladder is deflated and removed, leaving behind the newly formed pipe.
Step 6: Final Inspection : For the final inspection, we send down the CCTV camera to check the new pipe is properly formed and test the new pipe to make sure water is flowing optimally.
We are so confident in our product that we offer a 30-year warranty on all our pipe relining services, so you can be confident that this new pipe will be long lasting. For more information on our pipe relining services, For more details about our pipe relining services in Sydney, including Stanmore, Lilyfield, Newtown, Camperdown, Glebe, Erskineville, Darlinghurst, Alexandria, Beaconsfield, and Potts Point, visit the Pipe Relining Sydney page on our website.
Pipe relining has many advantages over the traditional method of repairing pipes:
Pipe relining has made what use to be an expensive and time-consuming process, into an easy-to-apply solution. Not only fixing damaged pipes but making them stronger. If you’re looking to have your drains repaired or are experiencing any plumbing issues, give us a call at 1300 524 474 and improve your plumbing today!