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Pipe relining is a cheaper and more effective way to fix broken and damaged pipes. Traditional methods included the digging up of the yard and concrete slabs and dismantling walls - in order to replace the broken or damaged pipe completely.
Relining drains and sewer pipes involves inserting a pipe liner into the existing drain pipe. The liner then becomes permanently fixed to the surrounding pipe, essentially replacing the pipe from within - all without the need to dig your yard up!
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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We offer a 25 year guarantee on our workmanship and the pipe lining product!
We also offer an annual inspection of your relined pipework free of charge. So you have absolute complete peace of mind. Jetset Plumbing use WaterMark Approved and Brawoliner technology for all our pipe relining.
The Brawoliner was designed specifically to repair damaged pipes for a wide range of materials, diameters and difficult situations.
We find Brawoliner technology to be far superior than other pipe relining methods that may be used by other plumbers.
Pipe relining uses epoxy resin liners to create a strong new inner pipe within cracked, broken or damaged pipes.
Pipe relining can repair a wide range of pipe issues, including cracks, deformities, leaks, rust and breakages. It allows damaged pipes to be repaired internally using specialised materials and methods.
Pipe relining is often more cost-effective than full pipe replacement because it avoids major excavation, construction work and pipe removal. It is also usually quicker, which can help reduce labour costs and disruption.
Yes. Pipe relining is usually faster and more convenient than traditional pipe replacement because it does not require extensive digging or major construction work. This helps reduce plumbing downtime and disruption to your property.
No. Pipe relining is a no-dig repair method that minimises disruption to your property. It is especially useful when damaged pipes run under your house, driveway, garden or other hard-to-access areas.
A relined pipe can last for decades when installed correctly. The relining materials are typically strong and durable, helping protect the pipe from future damage and giving you long-term peace of mind.
The process begins with an in-depth customer consultation so the plumber can understand the issue, inspect the symptoms and explain the best repair options.
Yes. The pipe is inspected with a CCTV drain camera to assess the damage and locate issues such as cracks, holes, breaks or damaged sections before the relining work begins.
A custom-made bladder and liner are moved down the drain and positioned over the damaged section of pipe so the repair can be completed internally.
The bladder is inflated with compressed air, which pushes the epoxy resin-filled liner against the inside of the existing pipe so it moulds and bonds to the pipe wall.
Once the liner is ready, the bladder is deflated and removed. This leaves the newly formed inner pipe in place inside the damaged pipe.
Yes. A final CCTV inspection is performed to confirm the pipe has been relined correctly and is fully functional.
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