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As with anything that runs underground, a broken sewer pipe can be difficult to detect. A home's main sewer line is buried beneath the yard and broken pipes are one of the biggest issues that a homeowner will face.

The age-old questions that we get asked every day on the job is, “when it is time to throwing money away for pipe repairs and invest in a new line?”

With over 130 bush fires currently burning across the East Coast, it has hit home for a lot of us.

There are a number of factors that determine how long pipe relining will last. One of the most important factors that determines this is the plumber that carries out the job.

If you have older pipes that are needing to be replaced – do not fear!! Many people assume the worst as in the past these pipes would need to have been completely replaced...

Cambodia is a south-east Asian country that lies in between Thailand and Vietnam and is roughly the size of Victoria!

For most of us, we have received our latest water rates. It can be a scary time if you have received a larger than normal water bill.

Pipe relining is a more cost-effective and efficient way to repair broken pipes. In the past, the only viable solution was to completely dismantle and destroy walls, gardens, driveways and slabs of concrete to gain access to the damaged pipes.

When people hear that their pipes are damaged and need replacing, one of their first thoughts is how much of their garden is going to get destroyed in the process – whether it is their beloved vegie patch or the new driveway.

Have you got a broken pipe? Or perhaps a blocked drain that needs clearing and permanently fixing? The first thing that comes to mind in such a situation is having to dig up the old pipes. Well there may be a another alternative - pipe relining.