Drain Relining Lincoln

No-dig pipe or patch relining can be carried out to prevent unnecessary excavations. Different types of damage that can use this technique include;

• ingress of tree roots that can be cut out and removed
• voids created by broken pipes
• open joints to prevent the escape of water

No-dig pipe or patch relining is ideal where an excavation is impractical or impossible due to its location i.e. under a building or due to its depth. When carrying out drain relining different lining techniques are available to suit different applications.

No-dig pipe re-rounding

"Pitch fibre pipes were mostly used from the 1950s to the early 1970s as they were relatively inexpensive and easy to handle and install".
Over the years a lot of these pipes have since begun to deteriorate, causing the pipe to deform in shape and blister. This deformity causes a lot of blockages and can eventually fully close bringing a drain system to a stand still. Pitch fibre pipes will ‘squash’ over time dependant on the installation and load placed on the pipe.

No-dig pipe re-rounding can be used to reform the inside of the pipe. The re-rounder is winched from the manhole or access point and as it travels through the drain it re-rounds the pipe and then allows a liner to be installed to strengthen the re-rounded original pipe.

Drain relining Lincoln, Grimsby, Skegness, Boston & Grantham
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