Drain Lining in Bath

Pipes serving properties in Bath and surrounding villages may develop cracks or fractures over time due to ground movement or ageing materials. These defects can lead to leaks, water ingress, or even subsidence if not treated.

Drain lining seals these problem areas from the inside out, restoring the pipe’s strength and integrity and reducing the likelihood of future issues developing.

The process starts with a CCTV survey to assess the drain condition. After high-pressure water jetting to clear debris, a flexible liner impregnated with resin is inserted and positioned precisely where repairs are required.

The liner is then inflated and cured, forming a tough new pipe within the old one. Once set, we inspect the finished work to confirm proper installation before restoring service.

We provide a written 10-year guarantee on all drain lining and patch repair work for peace of mind. This applies to all residential and commercial jobs across Bath and Somerset.

If any covered problem arises during the guarantee period, just call us and our insured engineers will return to investigate and resolve the issue.

Drain lining is employed when a pipe has become compromised but remains largely intact and accessible. It’s a practical solution for dealing with persistent leaks, minor joint displacement, or localised damage along the drainage system.

Homeowners and property managers in areas like Keynsham or Radstock often choose lining to avoid larger excavations, particularly beneath driveways, gardens, or interior floors.

Trees and hedges are common in Somerset gardens, but their roots can break into old clay or concrete drains, causing blockages and structural damage. CCTV inspection often reveals the extent of root penetration without needing to dig.

Drain lining creates a smooth, sealed barrier inside the pipe, making it harder for roots to re-enter and protecting the drainage system against further blockages.

For properties in Corsham, Trowbridge or Batheaston, drain lining minimises disruption by avoiding digging up gardens, paths or driveways. The process is faster and usually more cost-effective than traditional excavation and replacement.

Pipe relining also adds a robust layer inside the pipe, reducing the future risk of leaks, infiltration, and root ingress, helping keep Somerset drains flowing freely.