by rrdrainsamrit | Oct 29, 2026 | Drain Repair
Drain patch repair vs full drain relining is mainly a choice between fixing one isolated defect and rehabilitating a longer damaged section of pipe. A patch is usually considered when CCTV inspection identifies a specific crack, open joint or local area of damage....
by rrdrainsamrit | Oct 29, 2026 | Drain Repair
A drain patch repair is a localised method of repairing a damaged section of drainage pipe from inside the pipe. A resin-impregnated patch is positioned over the defect then held against the pipe wall until it cures. The hardened patch forms a strong internal sleeve...
by rrdrainsamrit | Oct 29, 2026 | New Drain
Old clay drain pipes can often be repaired without replacing the entire drainage run. The right clay drain pipe repair depends on the type of damage, its location, the condition of the surrounding pipe and whether the drain still has a suitable gradient and internal...
by rrdrainsamrit | Oct 29, 2026 | New Drain
Pitch fibre drains are lightweight pipes made from compressed wood or cellulose fibres impregnated with coal tar pitch or bitumen. They were widely installed at UK properties from the 1950s through to the 1970s. Although many remain in use they can deform, blister or...
by rrdrainsamrit | Oct 29, 2026 | New Drain
Crushed drain pipes are usually repaired by exposing and replacing the damaged section. Drain relining or a local patch may be possible when a pipe is cracked but still retains enough shape and structural stability. A fully flattened or severely deformed pipe normally...
