Pipe Relining Services
Across Maitland, Newcastle, Taree, Port Macquarie, Kempsey to Coffs Harbour
At Enjoy Plumbing, we specialise in pipe relining which is a smart, no-dig solution to repair damaged or broken pipes from the inside out. At Enjoy Plumbing, we use the industry’s best-in-class BRAWOLINER® system to deliver seamless, high-quality pipe repairs that save you time, money, and stress.
What Is Pipe Relining & How Can It Help Your Home?
Instead of digging up your yard, driveway or flooring to replace a damaged pipe, we insert a specially designed liner into the existing pipe. This liner is coated with a tough resin, which hardens in place and creates a brand-new pipe inside of the old one. It’s strong, seamless, and built to last up to 50 years.
If you’re happy to dig up your yard and deal with multiple different service days over several weeks then excavation might be the right path. But, if you want a faster, cleaner, longer-lasting solution with minimal disruption, then pipe relining is the smarter choice and Enjoy Plumbing are your local pipe relining experts.
Drain Relining
For local pipe relining services in across Maitland, Newcastle, Taree, Port Macquarie, Kempsey to Coffs Harbour.
Enjoy Plumbing is the team you can count on. Our team have years of plumbing experience in all areas, particularly in pipe relining.
Pipe relining is an excellent way to repair and rejuvenate any old, cracked or damaged pipes on your property. If one of your pipes has gotten cracked or simply hasn’t been replaced in many years then a pipe relining could be a great option for you. Feel free to reach out to ask if pipe relining is right for you.
How We Do Pipe Relining at Enjoy Plumbing
At Enjoy Plumbing, we employ advanced trenchless technology to reline damaged pipes without the need for excavation.
Our process is as follows:
Step 1: CCTV Drain Inspection
We begin with a high-definition camera inspection to identify damage, cracks, tree roots, or collapsed sections, determining if pipe relining is suitable.
Step 2: Drain Cleaning with High-Pressure Jetting
We thoroughly clean the pipe using high-pressure water jets to remove roots, debris, or scale buildup, preparing it for relining.
Step 3: Measuring and Custom Liner Preparation
Precise measurements are taken, and a custom-cut liner is prepared, coated with a durable epoxy resin, designed to fit snugly inside your existing pipe.
Step 4: Liner Insertion and Inflation
The resin-soaked liner is inserted into the pipe and positioned over the damaged area. We then inflate a bladder inside the liner, pressing it firmly against the interior of the existing pipe.
Step 5: Curing the New Pipe
The resin is allowed to cure (harden), forming a solid, seamless, and watertight pipe within your old pipe. Curing may be done using ambient temperature, hot water, or steam.
Step 6: Final Inspection and Testing
After curing, we deflate and remove the bladder and conduct a second CCTV inspection to ensure the new pipe is perfectly formed and free of defects.
Pipe Repair & Relining Services
Across Maitland, Newcastle, Taree, Port Macquarie, Kempsey to Coffs Harbour
Qualified Drain/Pipe Relining Plumbers
Your pipes can get cracked or damaged surprisingly easily and when that happens, the best option is pipe relining. Traditional pipe repairs would involve a large amount of digging and mess in order to get to the pipes, which is obviously not ideal. Pipe relining however, is an internal repair and require minimal digging! Our Port Macquarie pipe relining services are available all throughout Maitland, Newcastle, Taree, Port Macquarie, Kempsey to Coffs Harbour.
What are the pipe repair alternatives?
When it comes to repairing broken or damaged pipes, the main alternative to pipe relining is traditional excavation and pipe replacement.
While excavation used to be the go-to method, it’s now considered outdated for most residential repairs. At Enjoy Plumbing, we offer pipe relining as a smarter, faster, and less disruptive solution—and here’s why it’s often the better choice.
Option 1: Traditional Excavation and Replacement
This method involves digging up the ground, concrete, landscaping—or even parts of your home—to physically remove and replace the damaged section of pipe.
Major Drawbacks:
Damage to Property: Driveways, lawns, gardens, tiles, flooring, and even walls may need to be demolished and rebuilt.
Major Disruption: This process can take several days or even weeks, depending on access and complexity.
Additional Trades Required: You’ll often need concreters, tilers, landscapers, or builders to restore the areas once plumbing work is complete.
Increased Cost: The cost of excavation and reinstatement is typically far higher than relining when everything is factored in.
You May Have to Move Out: In some cases—especially where the pipes run under bathrooms or living areas—you may need to move out or arrange alternative accommodation while works are underway.
Option 2: Pipe Relining
Relining restores your existing pipe from the inside using advanced, trenchless technology. We install a seamless liner that bonds to the inside of the damaged pipe and cures in place—no digging required.
Why Relining Is a Better Option:
No Excavation: Your landscaping, driveway, floors and walls stay untouched.
Minimal Disruption: Most jobs are completed within one to two days—without the need to vacate your home.
Long-Term Reliability: Our German-engineered BRAWOLINER® solution creates a new structural pipe with a lifespan of over 50 years.
Lower Total Cost: No extra trades needed. No expensive reinstatement. Just one efficient plumbing solution.
Cleaner & Quieter: No dust, dirt, jackhammers, or heavy equipment around your home.
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Have A Question?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is pipe relining?
It is a repair carried out from inside the existing pipe. A flexible liner coated in epoxy resin is pulled into the damaged line and inflated against the pipe wall, then left to cure. The result is a smooth, jointless pipe formed inside the old one, which seals the cracks and open joints without anything being dug up.
How much does pipe relining cost?
It depends on the length of the run, the diameter, how much damage there is and how accessible the line is, so we camera it first and then give you a fixed price. What we can tell you is what to compare it against. The honest comparison is not relining against a drain clean, it is relining against excavation plus reinstatement plus the repeat call outs you would otherwise keep paying.
How long does a liner last?
A properly installed liner has an expected life well beyond 50 years. Ours carries a 25 Year Root Free Warranty, with complimentary annual inspections for the first five years.
Will you have to dig up my driveway or garden?
On most jobs, no. We work through existing access points such as inspection openings and gully traps. If an access pit genuinely is required we will show you where and why before starting, and any excavation carries a 7 Year Statutory Warranty.
Can old clay or cast iron pipes be relined?
Yes, and they are the most common candidates. Clay cracks at the joints and cast iron corrodes from the inside, and the liner cures against whatever is already there. In older homes it is usually the sensible alternative to replacing the entire line.
How long will the job take?
Most residential relines are completed in one to two days including both camera inspections, the jetting and the liner itself. Excavation on the same pipe would typically run into days or weeks once the reinstatement work is counted.
Can you reline a pipe that has collapsed completely?
Not usually. A liner needs an existing pipe to cure against, so a fully collapsed section has to be excavated and replaced first. That is one of the things the initial camera inspection is for, and we would rather tell you before you are committed than after.
What is robotic cutting and do I need it?
It is a remotely operated cutting head used inside the pipe to remove root masses, protruding junctions and old obstructions before a liner goes in. You need it whenever there is something in the way that would stop the liner seating properly against the pipe wall. Skipping it is one of the main reasons relining jobs fail.
Which areas do you cover for pipe relining?
Port Macquarie, Wauchope, Kempsey, Camden Haven, Laurieton, South West Rocks, Nambucca Heads, Macksville, Coffs Harbour, Woolgoolga, Taree, Wingham, Forster, Newcastle, Maitland, Lake Macquarie and the surrounding areas.
Need an obligation-free quote?
At Enjoy Plumbing, we understand that plumbing issues can end up being quite costly and we never want you to be locked in without knowing the full cost of the service first. Call our team today for a no-obligation quote on your plumbing services.