Pipe Relining & No-Dig Pipe Repair in Twickenham & South West London | 24/7 Pipe Relining Specialists

Pipe relining is a trenchless repair that restores damaged pipes without excavation. A resin liner is inserted into the existing pipe and cured in place to form a seamless, watertight new pipe within the old one, sealing cracks, strengthening structure and improving flow.

Often, yes. Relining is faster, non-invasive and typically more cost-effective than excavation. It provides a long service life (often 50+ years). Full replacement may still be required if the pipe is completely collapsed or missing sections that cannot be bridged.

Pricing depends on diameter, length, access, number of bends/junctions and the extent of damage. Localised patch repairs are cheaper; full-length liners cost more but deliver long-term protection. We provide transparent, itemised quotes with no hidden extras.

With correct installation and maintenance, a relined pipe commonly lasts 50 years or more. The cured liner is corrosion-resistant and prevents leaks and root ingress, performing comparably to new pipework.

Yes—most materials can be relined, including clay, concrete, PVC and cast iron. We can also treat mixed systems and older pipework, subject to a CCTV survey confirming suitability.

Yes. Our engineers operate 24/7 across Twickenham, Kingston, Surbiton, Richmond and the wider South West London area for urgent surveys, temporary stabilisation and fast no-dig repairs.

Absolutely. We first remove roots using specialist cutting/jetting, then seal joints and cracks with patch or full-length liners to stop re-entry and protect long term.

Most patch repairs take a few hours; many full liners are completed the same day, depending on length, access and curing method (hot water, steam or UV). We’ll confirm timelines after the CCTV survey.

The liner slightly reduces internal diameter, but the smooth, joint-free surface improves hydraulic performance and typically maintains—or improves—overall flow.

Yes. We install liners through multiple bends and can connect junctions using pre-formed tees, robotic cutters and localised patches to ensure a continuous, sealed system.

We typically reline diameters from household laterals (c. 75–150 mm) up to larger commercial runs. Practical lengths depend on access and route; long sections can be lined in stages if required.

We select the best curing method for the situation—hot water or steam for many domestic runs; UV curing for speed and quality control on larger or time-critical projects.

No. Relining uses existing access points (manholes, rodding eyes, internal stack access). We work cleanly, protect surfaces and leave areas tidy—no large-scale excavation required.

Yes. All relining and patch repairs are fully guaranteed. We also issue a post-works CCTV video and report for your records and insurance purposes.

Coverage varies by policy. Many insurers accept no-dig relining when it’s the most economical repair. We can provide survey evidence, reports and itemised quotes to support claims.

Repeat blockages, foul odours, slow drains, damp patches, subsidence or gurgling noises can indicate structural pipe defects. A CCTV survey confirms whether relining or patch repairs are appropriate.

Yes. We provide preventative maintenance (jetting, descaling and periodic CCTV checks) to keep systems performing and to protect your guarantee.

We cover Twickenham, Kingston, Surbiton, Richmond, Barnes, Teddington, Chiswick, Hampton, Staines and the wider South West London postcodes (TW, KT, W and SW13–SW15).

Start with a CCTV survey so we can measure lengths/diameters and assess defects. We’ll then provide a fixed, transparent quotation for patch, sectional or full-length relining.