Our team of experts will use a CCTV camera to inspect your drains and identify the source of the problem. Once we've located the damaged area, we'll use a specialized machine to insert the liner into the pipe. The liner is then inflated to fit the pipe, and a special resin is used to cure the liner in place. This process can take several hours, depending on the length of the pipe and the extent of the damage.

Drain relining is a cost-effective solution to repairing damaged drains. Unlike traditional excavation methods, drain relining doesn't require digging up your garden or driveway, which can be messy and expensive. The process is also much faster than traditional methods, with most repairs taking just a few hours to complete.

In some cases, we may only need to repair a small section of the pipe. This is known as patch lining, where a small liner is inserted into the pipe to repair a specific area of damage. This process is faster and more cost-effective than full relining, and can be used to repair small cracks or holes in the pipe.