Pipe Relining

Your Pipes As Good As New!

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Beware Of Inferior Imitators

If you have been doing some research on pipe relining systems - you've probably seen a few different types. (Some are different colours.) And like most people you are probably assuming they are all the same.

However, be aware that there are some major differences to the products - especially the quality of the final end result.

One of the main differences is how our product actually flows into the joins and cracks of the pipe before setting. This gives the pipe a secure seal. The inferior product doesn't. It leaves a gap and allows material and especially tree roots to grow into these crevices and cause repeat damage in the near future.

When getting your pipes relined, please insist only on Watermark Approved and Brawoliner products. Jetset Plumbing provide pipe relining services in Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

How Does It Work?

Step 1.

Our process starts with a thorough customer consultation.

We then water jet the drain with our high pressure 5000 PSI drain cleaner to remove any obstructions such as tree roots and to clean the pipe.

Step 2.

Using a CCTV drain camera, we inspect the entire drain to determine and locate any problems such as holes or cracks within the drain.

Step 3.

A custom made bladder and liner is inserted into the drain and placed into position spanning over the damaged section.

Step 4.

The bladder is inflated with compressed air which expands and forces the epoxy resin filled liner to conform and bond internally to the existing pipe.

The liner is left to cure creating a solid pipe within the pipe.

Step 5.

Once the liner is cured, the bladder is deflated and removed leaving the newly created pipe set in place.

Step 6.

A final CCTV inspection is conducted and the pipe is ready for full use.

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Last updated: 19 May 2022