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Pipe Dive June

July signifies the end of another (financial) year on the tools for Sydney Relining, and it has certainly been a huge year. From pipe relining under pools in Drummoyne to stormwater pipe relining at a university, we’ve seen it all!

Heavy investment in our team and equipment has enabled us to grow steadily across commercial, industrial, and residential markets, enabling us to take on larger projects, more frequently and in unison.

Whilst maintaining our policy of only using the best quality relining productions on the market, we are now able to reline any pipe, whether sewer, drain, or otherwise as we now offer all available relining methods.

Our increased capabilities and efficiency has already been of huge value to our customers and enable us to continue to provide a premium service at an affordable price.

Throughout the month of July, we’ve again managed to reline over 150m of drainage, keeping the team on their toes by using air, steam, and water, Inversion, pull-in-place, sectional patches, and junction patch methods.

Job of the month

Our most notable project was at a University, where we relined a 30m stormwater pipe which required some innovative thinking and significant manpower.

Wastewater was escaping the damaged pipe, flooding sub-floor basement levels which contained expensive equipment and sensitive information.

Using primarily hot water we relined the majority of the pipe milling out the connections, then used the pull-in-place to reline the branch lines leading to the downpipes.

With outstanding efficiency, we averted the immediate flood risk and restored the damaged drain ensuring enrolling it for the long haul.

Frequently Asked Pipe Relining Questions

Relining pipes is often more cost-effective and less disruptive than traditional pipe replacement. It avoids extensive excavation, which can affect floors, landscaping, driveways, and more.

Yes, relined pipes can be as reliable as new pipes. Relining materials do not corrode, are seamless, and are resistant to water deposits. They are tested and rated for a long life expectancy, often around 50 years.

The costs can vary depending on several factors, including the amount and type of pipe material, and the layout and design of the piping system. However, relining is typically less expensive than traditional pipe replacement methods.

Various materials, including clay, cast iron, PVC, concrete and steel can be relined.

Even if pipes are in bad shape, pipe relining can often restore them. A technician will need to inspect the site to assess the condition of the pipes.

Considering the cost and time associated with traditional excavation methods, pipe relining is indeed cost-effective. It minimizes downtime and the associated costs of not having functional plumbing.

Pipe relining is applicable for residential, commercial, industrial, historical buildings, hospitals, and condominiums. It can be used for lateral sewer lines, drain lines, branch lines, storm drains, vertical stacks, and electrical conduits.

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