Drain Liner Repairs

What patch lining fixes

Patch Lining effectively seals pipes from roots, ingress, egress, and smoothness displaced joints, to improve flow, with precise accuracy. However, insurance companies do not reimburse costs for preventative maintenance and are often satisfied with the quick fix provided by patch liner repair. From a contractor’s perspective, patch lining offers a more accurate method for sealing joints in close proximity to live junctions or on the last joint before connecting to the main sewer, as the stretch and shrinkage associated with traditional pipe lining can impede precision.

How the procedure works

Prior to relining, we conduct a pre-inspection to plan the project effectively. This includes obtaining visual and dimensional data such as pipe size, line length, bends, service connections, and defects. We use high-pressure jetting to clean the pipework to be repaired. Then, we install and cure the patch via UV light or a chemical accelerator.

After completion, we remove all equipment from the drains and conduct a final CCTV Survey to visually inspect the repair and ensure that there are no sags, wrinkles, or resin washouts,

Procedure duration

As a professional service provider, we understand the importance of minimizing disruption to your daily operations. Our efficient process, which includes jetting the pipe, installing and curing the patch, and re-conducting CCTV surveying, typically takes only 2 hours to complete. This allows for a rapid return to normal operations upon our departure. Additionally, we utilize advanced equipment and techniques to ensure that our work is of the highest quality and meets industry standards. We strive to provide the most cost-effective and least disruptive solution possible, while ensuring that your drainage system is reliable and functioning properly. We are dedicated to delivering a seamless and efficient service experience.