What are the advantages of drain relining and lining?

Drain lining and relining are modern, non-intrusive, and cost-effective solutions for addressing issues with your drainage system. These techniques offer numerous advantages and are particularly valuable in situations where excavation for a full replacement is impractical.

In situations where you want to minimise the impact on your property, while still achieving effective drainage system maintenance and restoration, drain lining and relining could help. These methods are:

• Non-intrusive
• Less disruptive
• Cost-effective
• Quick
• Environmentally friendly
• Customisable

How does drain lining and relining improve your property’s value?

Maintaining proper drainage is essential to preserve the value and longevity of your property. The process of lining or relining involves inserting a new lining material into the existing pipe to repair any cracks or damages. This prevents structural damage and extends the lifespan of the drainage system.

Lining and relining techniques offer several benefits, including the preservation of the property's appearance, minimisation of repair costs, and increased marketability.

By preventing leaks and blockages, you can avoid costly repairs and maintain your property's good condition. Additionally, a well-maintained drainage system can increase the property's value and appeal to potential buyers.

What are the types of drainage lining and relining materials?

With the advancements in technology, there has been a significant expansion of methods for lining and relining drainage systems.

The introduction of innovative materials and techniques has provided enhanced durability, flexibility, and resistance to various environmental factors. This makes lining and relining techniques more effective and adaptable. These innovative materials and techniques include:

• CIPP-Lining: A resin-saturated lining tube installed within a pipeline to address both structural and non-structural issues.
• Epoxy Lining: A thin layer of resin is applied to isolate the host pipe, offering a protective barrier.
• PU Lining: Enhances the flow characteristics of the host pipe while providing protection against corrosion or preventing further deterioration.
• Cement Mortar Lining: A layer of cement mortar is applied using a remotely controlled spray head to shield the pipe against corrosion.
• Applied Resin Lining: Utilising a milling machine equipped with a rotating rod inside a static rod, the resin is fed into the host pipe to coat its interior.
• Sliplining: A technique in which continuous or discreet pipes are inserted within existing pipes, effectively renewing the infrastructure.
• Panel Lining: Pre-formed GRP or GRC sections are custom-made based on site-specific measurements and applied within the host pipe.
• Concentric Pipe Reduction Systems: A snug-fit lining system is applied within the host pipe, improving its structural integrity.
• Folded Pipe Liners: These close-fit final liners are a diameter close to or larger than the host pipe, ensuring a secure lining solution.
• Spirally Wound Lining: Application of rehabilitating gravity pipeline applications, such as sewers, culverts, and process pipes, providing a durable solution.

Speak with us today

For efficient, non-intrusive, and cost-effective solutions to your drainage issues, consider investing in drain lining and relining with ICE Cleaning.

Our team of experts is committed to providing top-quality services that will ensure the smooth operation of your drainage system, giving you peace of mind.

To discover our full range of cleaning solutions, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly support team at 0208 066 0360 or email us at enquiries@icecleaning.co.uk.