Drain lining is a trenchless technology used to rehabilitate damaged or deteriorating pipelines without the need for excavation. It involves inserting a flexible liner into the existing pipe and curing it in place to create a new, structurally sound pipe within the old one.

The lifespan of a drain lining depends on various factors such as the condition of the original pipe, the type of liner used, and the environment it is exposed to. However, with proper installation and maintenance, drain linings can last for several decades.

Yes, drain lining is a cost-effective solution compared to traditional pipe replacement methods.

It eliminates the need for excavation, which reduces labor and material costs. Additionally, it minimizes disruption to the surrounding area and can be completed in a shorter timeframe.

Drain lining can be used for a wide range of pipe materials, including clay, cast iron, PVC, and concrete. However, the suitability of drain lining for a specific pipe depends on its condition and the extent of damage. A professional assessment is recommended to determine the best course of action.

The duration of the drain lining process varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. In general, smaller repairs can be completed within a day, while larger-scale projects may take several days to a week. Our team will provide a detailed timeline during the consultation.