
We can all agree that a leaking drain under basin or sink is one of the most common household plumbing issues. Kitchen and bathroom sinks,
Pipe relining repairs cracked, leaking or root-damaged drains without digging up your yard. Our licensed plumbers inspect, clean and reline your pipe to form a strong new pipe inside the old one.
We reline drains across Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, with a fixed price after a camera inspection.
We are local, licensed and insured plumbers who do this work every day, so we get it right the first time, with no mess and no surprises on the invoice.
Whatever the job, you get honest advice and a tidy, professional result.

Speaking of charges, at Same Day Trades, we believe in a strict pricing policy, which allows you to pay in easy instalments that don’t gather interest. You need not even make a big down payment; simply choose a payment plan that’s convenient and affordable for you.
Pipe relining is a modern, no-dig method of repairing damaged drains and pipes from the inside, without digging them up. Instead of excavating your yard, driveway or floor to replace a broken pipe, a resin-coated liner is inserted into the existing pipe, inflated, and cured in place to form a strong new pipe within the old one. The result is a seamless, jointless internal pipe that seals cracks, holes and leaks, and blocks tree roots from getting back in. It is often called trenchless pipe repair, and for many damaged drains it is faster, less destructive and more cost-effective than traditional dig-and-replace.
The process is methodical and carried out through existing access points:
The new liner bonds to the host pipe, sealing the damage and restoring full flow.
Relining has major advantages over digging up and replacing a pipe:
For many damaged pipes, it is simply the smarter, cleaner solution.
Relining suits a wide range of pipe problems, including cracked and fractured pipes, pipes invaded by tree roots, leaking joints, holes and corrosion, and pipes that keep blocking because of damage. It works on drains, sewer and stormwater lines in most common materials. However, it is not right for every situation, a pipe that has completely collapsed, is badly misaligned, or has sections missing may need excavation, and very badly deteriorated pipes may not be suitable. The only way to know is a camera inspection, which shows the exact condition of the pipe. We assess it honestly and tell you whether relining will work or whether dig-and-replace is genuinely needed.
Tree roots are one of the most common reasons pipes fail. Roots are drawn to the moisture in drains and grow in through tiny cracks and joints, where they expand, trap waste, cause repeat blockages and eventually crack the pipe further. Simply cutting the roots out clears the blockage temporarily, but they grow straight back. Relining offers a permanent solution: after we jet the pipe clean and remove the roots, the new liner seals the cracks and joints so there is no longer any gap for roots to re-enter. This breaks the cycle of recurring root blockages, which is why relining is so effective for root-damaged drains.
Traditional pipe replacement means excavating down to the damaged pipe, removing it, laying new pipe and then reinstating everything you dug through, lawn, garden, paving, driveway or concrete floor. That is disruptive, slow and costly, especially when the pipe runs under hard surfaces. Relining repairs the pipe from the inside through existing access, with no excavation. For accessible, suitably damaged pipes, relining is usually faster, cleaner and cheaper overall. Replacement still has its place for collapsed, missing or severely misaligned pipes. We weigh up your specific situation, show you the camera footage, and recommend the option that genuinely gives you the best result and value.
A properly installed relined pipe is a long-term repair, not a temporary patch. The cured resin liner forms a strong, seamless, corrosion-resistant pipe within the old one, and quality relining is designed to last 50 years or more, comparable to or better than a new pipe. Because the liner is jointless, it removes the weak points, joints and cracks, where roots and leaks typically start, so a relined pipe is often more durable than the original. This longevity is a big part of why relining represents good value: it solves the problem once, rather than leaving you dealing with the same failing pipe again and again.
Every relining job starts with a CCTV drain camera inspection, and for good reason. The camera shows us the exact location, type and extent of the damage, the pipe material and diameter, and whether relining is suitable at all. It takes the guesswork out, so we can give you an accurate assessment and quote, and plan the job properly. After the reline, we run the camera through again to confirm the finished result. You can see the footage yourself, both the problem and the repair, so you know exactly what you paid for and that the pipe is genuinely fixed.
Before a liner goes in, the pipe must be thoroughly cleaned, because the resin needs to bond properly to the host pipe for a lasting repair. We use a high-pressure water jetter to scour the pipe, removing tree roots, grease, scale, debris and any build-up, leaving clean pipe walls. This step is essential: a liner installed over roots or debris will not bond correctly and will not last. The jetting also confirms the pipe is clear and lets us re-inspect before relining. Proper preparation is one of the reasons professional relining lasts decades, and it is why relining should be done by an experienced operator with the right equipment.
Relining can repair pipes in places where excavation would be especially disruptive or expensive, which is where it really shines. That includes pipes running under driveways, paths and patios; beneath concrete slabs and floors inside the home; under established gardens and lawns; beneath trees; and in tight or hard-to-reach spots. It works on sewer, stormwater and drainage pipes across residential and commercial properties. Rather than jackhammering a driveway or digging up a landscaped garden to reach a broken pipe, relining repairs it through existing access points, leaving your surfaces untouched. If your damaged pipe is under something you would rather not dig up, relining is well worth considering.
The cost of relining depends on the length and diameter of the pipe, how accessible it is, the extent of the damage, and how much preparation and root removal is needed. While relining can seem more than a simple dig in an open yard, it is often cheaper overall once you account for the full cost of excavation plus reinstating driveways, concrete, paving and landscaping, which traditional replacement requires. We give you an upfront fixed price after the camera inspection, when we know exactly what the job involves, and we will compare it honestly against replacement so you can choose the best value option.
Relining is especially valuable for commercial properties, strata buildings and businesses, where excavation would disrupt trading, access, parking or common areas. Keeping a cafe, shop, office or apartment block running while repairing a damaged drain is far easier when there is no dig involved. We reline sewer, stormwater and drainage pipes for commercial and strata properties, working around operating hours where needed to minimise disruption. The speed and minimal mess of relining, plus its long lifespan, make it a practical choice for property managers and business owners who need a lasting fix without the downtime and reinstatement costs of traditional replacement.
If you have a recurring blockage, a drain that will not clear, or signs of a damaged pipe such as sewage smells, slow drains across the property or soggy patches in the yard, the sooner it is inspected the better. We offer fast service and can usually attend the same day across Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide to run a camera inspection and assess the pipe. Our phones are answered around the clock. Once we know the condition of the pipe, we give you an upfront price for relining or, where it is genuinely needed, replacement, so you can get the problem solved without delay.
Pipe relining is a specialised job that needs the right equipment and an experienced, licensed plumber to get a lasting result, from proper cleaning and preparation to correct liner installation and curing. Our team is fully licensed and insured, we inspect with CCTV, prepare the pipe thoroughly, reline it correctly, and confirm the repair on camera, and we back our work. You get honest advice on whether relining suits your pipe, upfront fixed pricing, and a repair built to last decades. For no-dig pipe repair, we cover Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide.
It depends on the length, diameter and condition of the pipe. Relining is usually cheaper than excavation and replacement. We give a fixed price after a CCTV inspection.
Usually, yes. It is faster, cheaper and avoids digging up your yard or driveway. Replacement is only needed when a pipe is badly collapsed.
A quality reline is designed to last many decades, forming a durable new pipe inside the old one.
Yes. We clear the roots, then reline the pipe to seal the cracks and joints they entered through, which stops them returning.
Many relines are completed in a day, depending on the length and access. We confirm the timeframe after the camera inspection.
PVC, clay and cast iron pipes can be relined, provided they are not fully collapsed. The CCTV inspection confirms suitability.
Yes. A CCTV inspection shows the exact damage and whether relining is viable, and lets us give you an accurate fixed price.
If the blockages are caused by cracks or roots, relining usually fixes the root cause for good.

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With hundreds of 5 star reviews, we’re the local tradesmen you can trust.

We make sure you know exactly what you are paying for ahead of time.
You’re in safe hands as our tradesmen are fully licensed and insured to do your job.

Our work will be free of defects in workmanship and workmanship will be warranted for life.

We offer convenient booking times that can be worked around your schedule.

We take calls 24 hours a day and 365 days a year so that we’re always available to be of service.