Pipe Lining and Drain Repairs

There are a variety of methods that our specialist team can use to install pipe lining. The method we choose to use really depends on the issue at hand, with our team able to devise bespoke solutions to your specific requirements. For pipes with a more regular diameter, we typically use either the ‘drag in’ or ‘inversion’ method. For both of these methods, we initially cut the pipe liner to the required length and impregnate it using Polyester. With the ‘drag in’ method, as its name might suggest, we drag the liner through the pipe and inflate it. The ‘inversion method’, on the other hand, works slightly differently. This technique involves the liner being turned inside out as it is forced through the pipe, using either water or air pressure to do so. The resin inside then cures, which then leaves you with a seamless full-length repair. For relining larger diameter pipes, we use a different technique again, typically featuring water sluicing and fast-cure UV installation options.