


Breakthroughs in the fields of science and engineering over past decades have resulted in innovative and environmentally-friendly pipe repair technologies. Making it possible for broken pipes to be repaired from the inside, without the need to dig at all.
Known as trenchless repairs, old pipes (or their remnants) are usually left in place while a new pipe (often made with tough, durable composite resin materials) is simply formed or situated inside or around them. With no need to excavate, dig or destroy, trenchless repair strategies such as cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) relining usually gives clients more cost-effective and convenient solutions for troublesome pipes, and results in significantly fewer negative environmental impacts.
One of the most popular ways of repairing or rehabilitating pipes without digging is CIPP (cured-in-place) pipe relining. Put simply, advanced composite resin materials are inserted into failing pipes to repair damage, improve flow and extend the life of the pipe. For pipes needing structural strength (i.e. beneath roads or driveways) a liner impregnated with the resins is pulled into place before being cured rock hard. With non-structural pipes (like water pipes in walls or ceilings) the resin is blown into the pipe to cure, forming a new pipe lining that will keep it operating successfully for years.
These structural and non-structural relining processes are suitable for pipes carrying drinking (potable) water, waste and storm water, chemical (trade) applications and grain, feed or sludge (industrial) applications.
Our pipe relining products and methods are developed, tested, manufactured and installed by us in Australasia to meet Australian and international standards, and are Watermark certified.
We are the only company to offer pipe repair solutions for water, drainage and pressurised pipes in a wide range of diameters, and our innovative pipe relining repair methods provide long-term solutions with warranties of up to 50 years*.
One of the most popular ways of repairing or rehabilitating pipes without digging is CIPP (cured-in-place) pipe relining. Put simply, advanced composite resin materials are inserted into failing pipes to repair damage, improve flow and extend the life of the pipe. For pipes needing structural strength (i.e. beneath roads or driveways) a liner impregnated with the resins is pulled into place before being cured rock hard. With non-structural pipes (like water pipes in walls or ceilings) the resin is blown into the pipe to cure, forming a new pipe lining that will keep it operating successfully for years.
These structural and non-structural relining processes are suitable for pipes carrying drinking (potable) water, waste and storm water, chemical (trade) applications and grain, feed or sludge (industrial) applications.
Our pipe relining methods are tailored to suit each unique repair, and vary depending upon the type of pipe, the climate, other environmental conditions, the operational needs of the client and the built structures or services in the immediate area.
We use CCTV camera equipment to locate the issue, then use high-pressure water jets to clear the pipes and prepare them for relining.