Two Decades of Pipe Relining Expertise in Ekibin

Pipe relining works well on a wide range of pipe materials, including clay, cast iron, PVC, and concrete pipes commonly found in older and newer homes alike. Our team assesses the condition, diameter, and layout of your pipes using a CCTV drain camera before recommending whether relining is the right solution or whether another repair method would better suit your situation.

A properly installed relined pipe is designed to last for many years, often outperforming the original pipe it replaces. Because the liner creates a smooth, jointless surface, it's also less prone to root intrusion and blockages compared to traditional pipe joints, helping to prevent future plumbing problems.

One of the biggest benefits of pipe relining is that it avoids the extensive digging associated with traditional pipe replacement. In most cases, our team only needs small access points to insert the liner, meaning your garden beds, paving, and driveway are left largely undisturbed throughout the process.

The best way to know for certain is through a CCTV drain inspection, which allows us to see the exact condition of your pipes from the inside. If the pipe still has structural integrity but is cracked, corroded, or affected by root intrusion, relining is usually the more practical and cost-effective option. Severely collapsed or misaligned pipes may require traditional excavation instead.

Pipe damage can result from a number of causes, including tree root intrusion, ground movement, ageing materials like cast iron and clay, corrosion, and general wear over time. Homes with established gardens or older plumbing systems are often more susceptible, which is why regular drain inspections can help catch problems before they become an emergency.