Damaged drain.
Different way
to repair it.
Before digging up your driveway, find out whether the drain can be repaired from the inside. Relining is an option for suitable damaged pipes—not a fix for every fault.
Every drain has
a different story.
Find out why it returns.
Clearing a blockage may restore flow without fixing the underlying fault. A CCTV assessment can help distinguish roots or damaged joints from other causes. Relining may be suitable if the pipe's condition allows it.
Describe your drain problem →General guidance only. A site assessment is needed before recommending a repair.
No guesswork
beneath the ground.
Inspect & understand
A CCTV inspection identifies the pipe layout, access and visible defects. The first question is whether the existing drain is suitable for lining.
Agree on the approach
Compare relining with excavation or a targeted repair. Confirm the scope, access work, disruption and price before approving the job.
Prepare & reline
For a suitable drain, clean and prepare the pipe, then install and cure a new internal lining using the selected repair system.
Check the result
Inspect the completed repair with CCTV. Confirm the handover information and written warranty terms for the specified installation.
The right repair.
Not just our preferred one.
Repair from the inside.
- Cracks or leaking joints in a suitable existing pipe.
- Root entry through defects that can be lined.
- Pipe routes beneath landscaping or paving.
- Sites where full excavation would be disruptive.
Some problems need digging.
- Fully collapsed sections or substantial displacement.
- Incorrect falls—lining cannot change the slope.
- Conditions that prevent suitable cleaning or installation.
- Access points that require localised excavation.
Details
worth asking.
What does relining cost?
Length, diameter, condition, preparation and access all affect the price. A site-specific assessment is needed for a meaningful quote. Compare the full repair cost, including any digging and reinstatement.
Does no-dig really mean no digging?
Not always. Relining may avoid excavating the entire route, but localised digging can still be needed for access or unsuitable sections. The proposed scope should make that clear.
How long will my drains be out of use?
It depends on the preparation, lining system and curing time. Ask for a job-specific programme and clear advice on when connected fixtures can be used again.
What about warranties?
Product and installation warranties depend on the system and written terms. Ask for the specific product and installation terms with your quote.
Where do you work?
We focus on domestic drains in Wellington. Call with your suburb to confirm service availability.
Let's start
with your
drain.
Tell us what you've noticed and where the pipe runs. If you already have a camera report, mention it when you call.
Talk through your drain problem.
Have your suburb and a brief description of the issue ready. A site assessment is needed before recommending a repair.
Call 021381382Phone enquiries only. Online enquiries are not available yet.