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Here at Infinity Lining we are specialists in pipe relining foremost, with many years of experience in the industry, from domestic to commercial, throughout Sydney and surrounding areas. Give us a call today on: M: 0416 293 003 / 0408 207 566 Email: [email protected] Below you can see a recent video of a job we completed, a boundary trap to Sydney water main it had tree roots in the pipe which had been cleaned out prior to relining, this is a perfect example how pipe relining can be very effective in Sydney as tree roots are one of the main causes of a blocked drain.

Most people do not pay much attention to sewer or drain problems until it is too late. And because of that, instead of being able to fix a small issue at a small price, we end up having to spend hundreds and thousands of dollars on huge repairs. Here are some early signs of drain issues, that will help you know if your pipes need maintenance or relining to prevent future damage.

The most common type of service that we provide at Infinity Lining is the clearing of blocked drains. Our technicians have a variety of tools at their disposal to clear your blocked drain quickly and easily, including chemical compounds, drain snakes (augers) and high-pressure cleaners. We also perform pipe rehabilitation — where we repair the existing pipe structure to give it a new lease on life! By rehabilitating a pipe you can save thousands of dollars and the hassle of digging a trench to access the old pipework.

Stormwater pipes collect the rainwater from your roof and driveways and channels it to the Council’s stormwater management system. If your stormwater pipes are blocked, then it could flood your entire property. You will need to clear the blockage at the earliest possible to prevent damage to your property. Unlike clearing a block in your regular drain, unblocking stormwater pipes may not be that easy which you should understand clearly before you embark on any efforts to clear the block yourself. Your drain cleaners are not going to work here, you are going to need the proper tools and also the knowhow for clearing the block or blocks in the stormwater pipes.

It is hard to find a household that has not had blocked drain pipes. How frequently you run into blocked drain pipe issues depends from one household to the other. The bottom line however is that all of us have this problem whether we like it or not. When such problems occur, the first question that crosses your mind is whether you should call a plumbing company or to resolve the problem yourself.

Good drain maintenance and the use of drain strainers can prevent the majority of clogs, however, clogging is inevitability for the vast majority of drains and pipes. While the most serious clogs can require the attention of a professional, more common obstructions can usually be cleared in a few minutes with the right tools at hand. Minor Clogs Most minor clogs are due to pipes becoming choked with food, soap, hair or other household byproducts and this type of clog is the easiest to dislodge. Fill the basin of the fixture halfway with warm water, then position a plunger over the drain. Work the plunger up and down a few times to force air into the pipe. If the blockage is cleared, you will hear a gurgling sound from within the pipe and the drain will quickly clear.

If you’ve been living in your home for some time and are beginning to notice more clogs and slower draining in your home’s water fixtures, it may be time to address your sewer line. An obstructed, dislocated, bent or broken sewer line can cause a long list of issues in a home and replacing a sewer system can be an enormously expensive venture that can also throw the exterior spaces of your home into chaos with the extensive excavation required. Fortunately, pipe relining is a much more convenient alternative to fixing common sewer line issues than a full-scale replacement. Pipe relining has been used in the industry for over 25 years and is essentially the process of building a brand new, perfectly functioning pipe inside your existing system. It involves a socklike one-piece lining resin that is injected into the existing pipe then cured into a rigid, durable structure. This proven method has a number of benefits when compared with traditional sewer line replacement.