What is Drain Lining?

Where the drain is damaged along its length, the whole section can be lined, renovating the whole drain without replacement. It involves the insertion of a lining "sock" impregnated with a polyester resin fibre along the length of the damaged drain. It is then moulded into place using air or vacuum pressure and left to cure. The result is a new fibre reinforced pipe within the old damaged pipe.

Aquajet have a drain relining team that will impress you.

The benefits of lining as a drain repair situation are:

• Minimal cost.
• Minimal disruption and inconvenience.
• Resistance to leaks or root penetration.
• Minimal cross section loss.
• Speedy return to full function
• Suitable for all types and sizes of pipe work from 75 mm diameter upwards.

We can carry out repairs on drains when excavation or disruption is not an option. For example, by using a simple patch liner the drain will be restored back into full working order with minimal disruption and inconvenience.

Aquajet were one of the first drain companies in the North East of England to start repairing drains by lining or patch repair and have since repaired miles of drains using this method tackling some of the most complicated drainage systems which other companies said could not be repaired.