Pipe Relining

Signs your Pipes may need Relining;

• Frequent blockages: If you experience recurring clogs in your drains, especially if traditional methods like plunging don’t provide a lasting solution, it could be a sign of damaged pipes that require relining. The damage itself, like cracks or internal corrosion, might be catching debris and causing blockages.
• Slow water drainage: Similarly, slow drainage in your sinks, showers, or bathtubs can point towards damaged pipes. Pipe relining can restore the inner diameter of the pipe, allowing for smoother water flow.
• Leaks: Visible leaks under your sink, around the toilet base, or even in your basement or crawl space can be a red flag for damaged pipes. Leaks can also occur behind walls or underground, making detection trickier. Pipe relining can seal these leaks and prevent further water damage.
• Low water pressure: Unexplained drops in water pressure throughout your house could be caused by narrowed pipe diameters due to corrosion, scaling, or root intrusion. Pipe relining creates a smooth new lining, improving water flow and pressure.
• Discoloured water: Rusty or discoloured water coming out of your taps can indicate rust or corrosion within the pipes. Pipe relining creates a protective barrier against further corrosion and prevents rust particles from entering your water supply.
• Uneven floors or sunken areas: In severe cases, damaged underground pipes can cause the soil above them to erode, potentially leading to uneven floors or sunken areas in your yard. Pipe relining can address the source of the problem and prevent further structural damage.