Say goodbye to costly, messy excavations. At Charlie The Plumber, we offer advanced pipe relining solutions that repair damaged drains and sewer pipes without digging up your yard, driveway, or landscaping. Our non-invasive technology creates a stronger, root-resistant pipe inside the existing one—saving time, money, and disruption.
Pipe relining allows us to restore damaged drains without excavation. That means no digging up concrete, removing trees, or destroying your landscaping—just efficient, trenchless repairs.
The relined pipe is made from a resin-impregnated liner cured in place, creating a seamless, joint-free pipe that’s stronger than standard PVC and guaranteed to last.
Say goodbye to recurring tree root invasions and cracked pipes. Our pipe relining solution is backed by a 25-year warranty for total peace of mind.
Pipe relining is a modern, trenchless solution to repairing broken, cracked, disjointed, or root-infested pipes. Instead of digging up your yard or driveway, we insert a flexible liner into the existing pipe. This liner is soaked in a two-part epoxy resin, then cured in place to form a brand-new pipe inside the old one.
The result? A durable, seamless pipe that seals off cracks, joints, and intrusions—without any of the damage or disruption caused by traditional excavation methods.
Traditional pipe replacement can take days, require extensive digging, and cost thousands in restorative landscaping. Pipe relining takes a smarter approach:
Pipe relining is ideal for both partial pipe repairs and full line restorations. Whether you’re dealing with a small section of damage or a major recurring blockage, we tailor the solution to fit your needs.
Charlie The Plumber’s pipe relining process is designed to ensure maximum reliability with minimal mess. Our expert team follows a tested method that’s been refined over years of successful installations:
This process is clean, efficient, and ideal for residential, commercial, and industrial properties. With no need to rip up structures or soil, you’ll get durable results without the collateral damage.
Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the glowing reviews we receive from our community.
Pipe relining is suitable for a wide range of pipe materials and types, including clay, cast iron, PVC, and concrete. It’s commonly used for sewer pipes, stormwater drains, and waste lines. Whether your pipes are cracked, disjointed, or infested with roots, our pipe relining system provides a permanent fix.
Our relined pipes come with a 25-year warranty, but with proper use, they can last even longer. The cured resin liner is stronger than standard PVC and completely seals joints, preventing tree roots and ground movement from causing future issues.
No. That’s the key benefit of pipe relining—it’s trenchless. We only require small access points to insert the liner. This means no need to dig through gardens, driveways, or concrete slabs, making it a clean and non-disruptive solution.
If you’re experiencing regular drain blockages, tree root issues, or sewer backups, you might be dealing with a damaged pipe. We’ll perform a CCTV inspection to determine the extent of the damage and advise whether relining is suitable. In most cases, relining is faster, more affordable, and longer-lasting than traditional excavation repairs.
Yes. Pipe relining is a low-impact, environmentally friendly solution. It reduces the need for heavy machinery and prevents unnecessary waste by rehabilitating existing pipes rather than replacing them. It also prevents leaks and contamination, protecting your soil and surrounding environment.
Most pipe relining jobs are completed within one day. The preparation and curing stages are efficient and streamlined, meaning you’ll have your pipes restored and flowing again in no time—with very little disruption to your daily routine.
Absolutely. We service all types of properties—residential homes, apartment complexes, retail outlets, industrial buildings, warehouses, and more. Our pipe relining solutions are scalable to suit any drainage infrastructure and project scope.