At Swan’s Professional Plumbing, our team is on hand to offer a pipe relining solution for your damaged drainage system. With this solution, we won’t have to dig up the original pipe, meaning our work will be less time consuming and more cost-effective than laying new pipes. If you’re looking for a permanent solution for filling cracks or repairing drains, contact the plumbers at Swan’s!
Sorry to say, drain cleaning doesn’t always get the job done. And yet whatever it takes, rest assured we WILL get the job done.
Let’s say, for example, that tree or shrub roots have infiltrated an underground sewer line and taken up residence inside. That’s home sweet home for them, feeding off the nutrients we routinely dispose of.
How would we even know root obstruction was the problem? That’s something we can determine conclusively by inspecting the inside of your drain lines with our video drain inspection equipment. It’s a technology that allows you to identify other potential problems without having to dig up your lawn. Such problems include:
Drain repair is quite enough of a headache – one that only grows when you’re told your lawn, patio, driveway, etc., must be dug up first to locate the problem, then to fix it. Swan’s Professional Plumbing helps eliminate the need for property excavation with our pipe relining service.
Instead of digging long and deep holes, we dig two very small holes, one at each end of the pipe needing repair. Next, we inject a flexible material into the pipe that will expand to fit the internal pipe walls and harden over a period of several hours. Often, the relined pipe is stronger than PVC replacement pipes and much more affordable.
Even better, pipe relining prevents further root invasion.
Does pipe relining work in every drain repair situation? No, because it’s difficult if not impossible to reline a pipe that has completely collapsed. That’s why Swan’s Professional Plumbing also offers drain excavation services.
If one or more drains are acting up, contact us today so we can accurately diagnose the problem and offer you the correct solution: drain cleaning, drain repair, or drain replacement. At Swan’s Professional Plumbing, we do it all.
There are many benefits of turning to a pipe relining solution as opposed to drain excavation. These include:
Whilst it’s often hard to predict the unexpected, there are a few things you can do to prevent damaged pipes and reduce the risk of needing a full sewer line replacement. It goes without saying prevention is always best and when it comes to drain pipes, taking extra precautions to prevent blocked drains can always help. These include:
At Swan’s Professional Plumbing, our team is experienced in all things plumbing and drains. Whether you are after drain excavation, cleaning or relining we’ll be able to help you out.
We all know that leaks are no fun. But did you also realise how quickly they can get bad? If your home or business is experiencing a steady stream of water coming from the pipes, then it’s time for some professional help! Call the team at Swan’s Professional Plumbing on 1300 634 581 or request a booking online. We offer free quotes on all jobs so you can choose the most economical option for your budget.
No, you should not seal a leaky drain pipe yourself. Drain pipe repair should be handled by a professional to ensure that the job is done correctly and that the pipe is properly sealed. Sealing a leaky drain pipe can be a difficult and dangerous task, and it is likely that you will not have the proper tools or equipment to do the job correctly.
If you are experiencing a leak in your drain pipe, contact a plumber for assistance. Our team will be able to identify the source of the leak and repair it quickly and safely. Leaving a leaky drain pipe unrepaired can cause extensive damage to your home and can lead to costly repairs down the road. It’s better to be safe than sorry!
A drain collapse occurs when the structure supporting the drain pipe collapses. This can happen due to a number of reasons, including corrosion, water damage, or ground movement. When a collapse occurs, the drain pipe can become blocked, causing sewage and water to back up into your home or business. A collapsed drain can also cause property damage and poses a serious health hazard. If you suspect that your drain has collapsed, it's important to contact a professional plumber right away to have the problem fixed. Failure to do so could result in extensive damage and costly repairs.
Yes, pipe relining is a long-term solution. Pipe relining is a trenchless technology that involves the installation of a new pipe liner inside the existing pipe. The new pipe liner is made of a durable material that can withstand high temperatures and pressures, and it will last for many years without requiring much maintenance.
Pipe relining is a much less invasive procedure than traditional methods of repairing pipes, and it can be used to repair pipes of any size or shape. It is also a cost-effective solution that can save you time and money in the long run. You can see why it’s a proven method!
No, not all underground pipes can be relined. If the pipe is too damaged or corroded, the technology won't be effective. However, for pipes that are in decent condition, our pipe relining services are a great option because it's much less expensive and invasive than traditional methods of pipe repair. On the flip side, if the damage is too minimal, our plumbers may be able to provide other solutions to repair the damaged sections of pipe.
This trenchless method uses a flexible liner that is inserted into the pipe and then inflated. Once the liner is in place, it cures and hardens, creating a new pipe inside the old one. This new pipe is stronger and more durable than the original, meaning it will last for many years to come. Pipe relining can be used to repair pipes that are cracked, leaking, root-infested, or otherwise damaged.
Swan’s Professional Plumbing offers great, on-time service and value when you need a plumber across Perth and the Peel region. Get in touch today.
