Pipe Relining
Blocked or damaged pipes can lead to leaks, water damage, and even structural issues if left untreated. Ignoring the problem can result in costly repairs and ongoing disruptions. At Keogh Plumbing, we provide long-lasting solutions that restore your pipes efficiently, preventing future damage and keeping your plumbing system in top condition.
Expert Pipe Relining for Long-Lasting Repairs
A damaged pipe or blocked drain no longer means disruptive trench digging or extensive property excavation. With advancements in plumbing technology, costly and invasive repairs are a thing of the past!
Keogh Plumbing offers a fast, clean, and permanent solution for tree root damage in your pipes, restoring your plumbing with minimal disruption. Contact us today to find out how we can help!
Signs you need pipe relining
Please call us immediately if you’re experiencing any of the following:
Frequent Blocked Drains
Slow Draining sinks or showers
Bad smells coming from your drains
Bad smells coming from your drains
Here’s what you can expect from our advanced pipe relining services:
- We use high-quality, durable materials that are significantly stronger than standard PVC pipes for every sewer pipe relining job.
- Our efficient process ensures a fast turnaround because we understand that having plumbers in your home can be disruptive.
- Relined pipes are seamless and joint-free, eliminating the risk of recurring damage caused by tree root infiltration.
With our non-invasive relining approach, we can repair your pipes and clear blocked drains without digging up your home or garden.
If you suspect blocked or damaged pipes, call us today at 02 6430 7104 for a lasting solution!
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Pipe Relining FAQ’s
Is Pipe Relining a Good Investment
While trenchless pipe relining may have a higher upfront cost compared to traditional methods, it’s an incredibly effective and long-lasting solution. At Keogh Plumbing, our expert team offers no-dig pipe relining in the Merimbula area, ensuring the process is quicker, quieter, cleaner, and far less disruptive than conventional pipe repairs or replacements.
How long will relined drains last?
Pipe relining is a durable and reliable solution, with the potential to last anywhere from 35 years to 50 years, depending on factors like maintenance and the quality of the plumbing work.
At Keogh Plumbing, we back our work with a 35-year guarantee, ensuring your relined pipes offer lasting value and performance.
Can PVC pipes be relined
Yes, PVC pipes are commonly used for trenchless pipe relining. If you need to repair or replace your PVC pipes, our expert plumbers will ensure the process is completed efficiently and effectively. We proudly serve Merimbula, the Bega Valley, and surrounding areas with our professional pipe relining services.
How long does it take to reline a sewer pipe?
Our pipe relining service is typically completed within 1-2 days, offering an efficient and cost-effective solution for damaged sewer pipes. However, the time it takes may vary depending on the size of the pipe and the extent of the damage. Rest assured, our skilled team will ensure the process is completed as quickly and seamlessly as possible.
What are the benefits of trenchless pipe relining?
Trenchless pipe relining offers numerous advantages over traditional pipe repair methods. It eliminates the need for extensive digging, preserving your landscaping and reducing disruption to your property. It’s also faster, cleaner, and less invasive, making it an ideal solution for homeowners looking for a cost-effective and long-lasting repair method without the hassle.
Is pipe relining suitable for all types of pipes?
Pipe relining is suitable for most types of pipes, including PVC, clay, cast iron, and concrete. Our team at Keogh Plumbing can assess your plumbing system to determine if trenchless relining is the right solution for your needs. Whether you have a damaged sewer line, drain, or water pipe, we can provide a non-invasive, long-lasting repair option.
