Constellation Services x Sydney Relining

Helping contractors take on drainage issues without adding relining to their own workload

Constellation Services works across mechanical and hydraulic projects, where damaged drainage can turn up as part of a much bigger job.

Sometimes excavation is too disruptive. Sometimes it is too costly. And sometimes the client just needs the issue sorted without the whole project being pulled off track.

That is when Matthew and the team bring in Sydney Relining.

The challenge

Relining is specialist work.

For Constellation Services to handle it internally, they would need the right equipment, materials, training and crew availability. On a busy project, that can be a lot to organise for one part of the job.

But handing the issue back to the client is not ideal either.

The drainage still needs an answer, and Constellation still wants to give their client a complete solution.

The approach

Sydney Relining comes in as the specialist relining partner.

The team can attend site, assess the issue and complete the relining work without Constellation needing to source equipment or fit a relining crew into their own schedule.

It keeps the project moving.

Just as importantly, Sydney Relining understands the position they are in on site. They are not only doing the relining work, they are working around Constellation’s existing client relationship.

That means communication matters. So does being reliable, professional and easy to deal with.

The outcome

For Constellation Services, the partnership means they can take on drainage issues they may have otherwise had to walk away from.

Their clients get access to a relining solution without excavation where it is not needed or practical. Constellation keeps control of the broader project. Sydney Relining handles the specialist work.

A good trade partnership is usually pretty simple in that sense.

The right team turns up, does the job properly, and makes things easier for everyone already involved.

From Constellation Services

“Sydney Relining are knowledgeable, easy to work with, responsive and always willing to help find the best solution. They make relining straightforward, and we’ve always had great outcomes for both us and our clients.”

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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