Practical maintenance guidance, technical breakdowns of no-dig relining, and emergency clearance procedures from our certified South East drainage team.
Drainage relining and no-dig technology refers to installing, repairing, and recommencing underground pipes in a manner that occupies less space than traditional methods. Different kinds of underground pipes, ducts, and cables can be repaired with these methods using...
At some point in our household life, we find our sink draining slowly more than we ever thought. Or sometimes, it does not drain at all. This can only mean that our drain is blocked or something is caught somewhere in the pipes, causing a blockage. Here are ways on...
The pitch fibre is a terrible material used in the 1960s to 1970s drainage system. Fortunately, the use of pitch fibre products for pipes was abruptly stopped due to health issues and the development of cheaper but sturdier pipe materials such as plastic. Some...
What is pipe lining? Pipe lining is also known as a cured-in-place pipe or CIPP. Pipe lining or relining is a method to repair broken pipes of various degrees. The repairing is done from the interior of the wall without digging further. In other words, it means...
