Pipe Relining

We repair all types of pipes without digging

This solution is ideal for areas that can not be excavated or simply not an option.

Our proven solution saves you both time and money. All of our technicians are highly skilled and fully trained in the pipe rehabilitation process.

We own the licence for the unique and original Nuflow system.

This system delivers a product that adheres and bonds to all types of pipes, whether they are used for drinking water, sewerage, stormwater, gas and hot water; including copper, PVC (Plastic), earthenware, steel, galvanised, cast iron and concrete.

See our technology for more information on how this proven system works.

We provide advance pipe relining services for:

• relining any host pipe
• broken or misaligned pipe work including void sections
• reducers and traps
• Y and T junctions in any combination
• spot repair or continual length of a pipe
• pit and manhole rehabilitation.

Pipe relining – how it works

Step 1 – CCTV and problem identification

• your damaged pipe could have been caused by a number of things from a fracture bend, crushed or damaged sections of pipe or intruding tree roots
• we use a camera to inspect the pipe and locate the exact site of the problem.

Step 2 – pipe clean

• using our high tech jetter heads we can cut through any number of obstacles including tree roots, debris and grease build ups
• this also allows for any built up water to drain out, leaving a clean and clear pipe.

Step 3 – liner manufacture

• we stock a range of NuFlow liners which we can cut to exact measurements to fit the damaged section of pipe
• there is no requirement to reline an entire length of pipe
• we can repair a one1 metre section, in the middle of a 100 metre line if necessary
• we can also do multiple repair liners along a line
• if you are unsure which type of repair liner is best, give us a call to discuss with a technician who will be able to provide you the right guidance.

Step 4 – liner installation

• we mix the resins onsite and the liner is inflated to take on the exact dimensions of the existing pipe
• the liner is then left to set until it is completely cured
• this eliminates all foreign intrusion and water infiltration, encasing the damaged or fractured section.