Damaged drains can be a major threat to your property, and land, especially if it looks as though major excavation will be needed to sort out the problems. The thought of costly and destructive digging can be daunting and stressful but thankfully, there is an alternative in the form of drain relining.
What is drain relining?
This is a non-dig drain process that is a proven method of having damaged drains repaired without the need for costly, time-consuming, and disruptive excavation.
The benefits of drain relining
Many people who contact companies such as www.wilkinson-env.co.uk/sewer-repairs-drain-lining-concrete-cutting/drain-repairs/drain-repairs-wolverhampton/ looking for services such as sewer pipe lining Wolverhampton and elsewhere are attracted by the potential of drain repair without major disruption to their life or business operations.
Drain relining aims to offer a no-mess, no-fuss alternative to traditional excavations, offering very little disruption and, what many people discover to be, the most cost-effective and quickest way to repair damaged drains.
As well as solving immediate problems, drain relining can also prevent future issues. It will ensure that drains and sewers are working properly to prevent any further deterioration of your drains and to preempt leaks that can affect the surrounding ground and cause subsidence.
How does drain relining work?
A method called inversion is used to install and bond new pipework or a lining inside damaged pipes. Inversion uses air pressure or water to ensure the lining is tightly fitted against the walls of any damaged pipes. This restores the pipework to ensure that the drain or sewer allows for free flowing substances once again.
If you are already concerned about subsidence, it is important to tackle the issues straight away. The Home Owners Alliance offers lots of information and advice on its website.
Is drain relining a trusted method of repair?
Drain lining is a trusted method of repairing drains and is approved by architects around the world, as well as civil engineers, surveyors, and local authorities. Many drain relining works are also guaranteed for substantial periods by trusted specialists in the field.
Reputable contractors will often liaise with your insurers and can offer technical advice whilst ensuring that any work is carried out to meet the requirements of the provider of your buildings insurance.
Drain issues are often covered by building insurance, so always check this if you find that you have a problem.
