Less Digging
Reduce excavation where trenchless methods suit the pipe.
Trenchless repair methods, including internal pipe relining, may be considered for some pipe materials and conditions. A specialist must confirm suitability; not every under-slab leak can be relined.
Evidence-led inspection helps you make a more informed decision about your property.
Reduce excavation where trenchless methods suit the pipe.
Limit disruption compared with some open-trench repairs.
A liner can restore the pipe interior when suitable.
Clean and inspect the pipe as part of the process.
We explain the available methods and recommend options based on the property and the problem.
A liner is installed and cured inside a suitable existing pipe.
Repair a localized damaged area from within the pipe.
Ask us to confirm availability for your property and neighborhood.
We review the situation, explain the options, and confirm the work to be completed.
Inspect pipe condition and confirm suitability.
Prepare the pipe for the selected repair.
Install the liner and verify results.
Every property is different; recommendations depend on inspection findings and site conditions.
Relining options for suitable residential drains.
Assess underground drainage pipe damage.
Plan repairs around building requirements.
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We assess the underlying cause before recommending a repair or treatment.

Assess cracks and structural condition.
Check joint displacement and flow restriction.

Evaluate corrosion and suitable repair options.
Tell us what you have noticed and we’ll help you understand possible next steps.
Request serviceNo. Pipe condition, diameter, alignment, access and the lining system determine suitability.
Access points are still required, but extensive excavation may be reduced.
The selected method should include an appropriate post-installation inspection.