Professional Drain Lining Services (CIPP)

Drain lining is a technique used to repair or replace damaged pipelines and can be achieved by putting a flexible liner or resin-coated tube into the current pipe, forming a new pipe within it with a strong, durable structure.

The cost of drain lining may differ depending on the severity of the damage, the length of the pipe and the needs of the project. Larger pipelines will typically cost more than smaller pipelines and less intricate systems.

Speak to one of our team here at Cotswold Drainage to receive an on-site survey and quotation on the costs for drain lining.

All manner of drain sizes can be relined. Small home pipes, as well as bigger commercial or industrial drains, can benefit from installing drainpipe repair sleeves.

Cotswold Drainage has over 40 years of experience in drainpipe lining and has performed the service to residential properties, as well as commercial sectors including schools, office buildings, factories and industrial estates.

The degree of the damage, the state of the existing pipes and other considerations determine whether to reline or replace your pipes. The best course of action for your case can be determined with the aid of a professional evaluation from the experts here at Cotswold Drainage. Several benefits drain lining can have over replacement, including saving costs, minimal disruption and efficiency.

If the cast iron drain lines are in good enough condition to support the lining process, then they can be relined. To assess if your drain lines are cast iron and to check their overall condition, book a survey with Cotswold Drainage.

Drainpipes that possess elbows (curves at angles of 45, 60, 90, 120 or 180 degrees) can be relined. However, it requires specialist equipment and techniques, all of which can be done by Cotswold Drainage.

As long as the PVC drain lines are in a state that allows for proper adhesion of the lining material, pipe lining can be utilised on them.

Depending on the particular lining system and pipe type, sewer re-liners are attached to drain connectors using techniques such as heat infusion, mechanical connectors or adhesive bonding. Expert installers, such as Cotswold Drainage, will select the best strategy for a secure connection.