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Professional Trenchless Pipe Repair Solutions For Every Situation.
We deliver trenchless pipe relining and drainage repair solutions that restore flow, protect property, and avoid excavation using advanced equipment to repair sewer systems efficiently.
High-resolution camera inspections identify pipe damage, blockages, and root intrusion, enabling targeted repairs that minimise disruption and improve drainage performance.
Specialised equipment removes penetrating metal objects from pipes, restoring flow, preventing further damage, and preparing pipelines for trenchless rehabilitation.
Precision cutting equipment removes hardened concrete inside pipes, restoring internal diameter, improving flow performance, and preventing recurring drainage.
Targeted trenchless junction repairs seal cracks, rebuild damaged pipe intersections, and restore structural integrity, preventing leaks, root intrusion, and recurring blockages in connected drainage systems.
Professional equipment clears stubborn blockages caused by debris, grease, roots, and damaged pipes, restoring proper drainage flow while identifying underlying structural issues affecting long-term pipe performance.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Services
What is pipe relining and how does it work?
Pipe relining is a no-dig repair method used to fix cracked, broken, leaking, or deteriorated sewer and stormwater pipes from the inside. Instead of excavating the old pipe and replacing it, a strong liner is inserted into the existing pipe and cured in place. This creates a new, durable pipe within the old one, helping restore flow and seal problem areas without the mess of traditional pipe replacement. Sewer Stormwater Pipe Relining uses advanced UV pipe relining technology for long-lasting sewer and stormwater repairs.
Do you need to dig up my yard or driveway?
In most cases, no. One of the biggest advantages of pipe relining is that it avoids major excavation. That means we can usually repair damaged sewer or stormwater pipes without digging up gardens, driveways, concrete, floors, or landscaped areas. The repair is completed internally through existing access points where possible, which helps reduce disruption, mess, repair time, and reinstatement costs. If excavation is needed for access or a more complex issue, we’ll explain that clearly before any work begins.
How do I know if my pipes need attention?
Common warning signs include slow-draining sinks, toilets, or outdoor drains, recurring blockages, gurgling sounds, unpleasant drain smells, wet patches in the yard, water backing up, or stormwater not flowing away properly during rain. You may also notice the same drain keeps blocking even after it’s been cleared (these issues can point to cracked pipes, tree root intrusion, scale build-up, leaking joints, or misaligned sections). A CCTV drain inspection is usually the best way to confirm what’s happening inside the pipe.
How long does the job take?
The timeframe depends on the size of the pipe, the extent of the damage, access, and whether preparation work is needed first. A lot of straightforward pipe relining jobs can be completed within a single day, helping restore normal flow quickly and with minimal disruption. More complex repairs, longer pipe sections, heavy blockages, pipe descaling, or junction work may take longer. After inspecting the pipe, we can give you a clearer idea of the expected timeframe before starting.
What types of pipes and problems can you fix?
We repair a wide range of sewer and stormwater pipe issues, including cracked pipes, broken sections, tree root intrusion, leaking joints, ageing or corroded pipes, misaligned pipe sections, recurring blockages, and restricted flow caused by build-up. Pipe relining can also be suitable for bends and junctions, depending on the condition and layout of the pipe. Along with relining, services like CCTV inspections, drain jetting, pipe descaling, junction repairs, concrete removal, and obstruction removal can help prepare and restore the pipe system properly.