When pipes crack, corrode or collapse, most people assume the only fix is to dig them up and replace them entirely. But there’s a smarter way to restore your pipes—without the mess and disruption. CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) relining is a modern trenchless method that repairs damaged pipes from the inside out. But just how effective is it?
Let’s break down why this innovative solution is becoming the go-to for long-term pipe repair.
CIPP relining creates a new pipe within the old one—seamless, jointless, and built to last. The resin-hardening process (using water, steam, or UV light) forms a strong, corrosion-resistant inner layer that’s capable of withstanding high pressure, root intrusion, and ground movement.
With a life expectancy of up to 100 years, it’s not just a quick fix—it’s a long-term solution.
Compared to traditional dig-and-replace methods, CIPP relining is faster, cleaner, and more cost-effective. In many cases, the entire process can be completed within a single day—no need to excavate driveways, tear up landscaping, or shut down streets.
Less labour, less disruption, and fewer costs all around.
Pipe relining is also a greener solution. It reduces the need for excavation, minimises waste, and uses fewer materials overall. Because there’s no need to remove and dispose of old pipes, it’s a more sustainable option—especially for councils or asset managers looking to reduce the environmental impact of infrastructure repairs.
Whether it’s a residential sewer line, stormwater pipe, or a large-diameter pressure main, CIPP relining can be adapted to suit the job. It works on a wide range of pipe materials and sizes, making it ideal for both domestic and commercial infrastructure.
Whether it’s a residential sewer line, stormwater pipe, or a large-diameter pressure main, CIPP relining can be adapted to suit the job. It works on a wide range of pipe materials and sizes, making it ideal for both domestic and commercial infrastructure.
Absolutely. CIPP pipe relining offers a modern, durable, and efficient alternative to traditional pipe replacement. It’s a proven method trusted by homeowners, councils, and infrastructure managers across the world—including right here in South Australia.
If you’re dealing with recurring pipe issues or want to proactively extend the life of your system, get in touch with Plumbing & Pipeline Solutions. We’ll assess your pipes and let you know if CIPP relining is the right choice for your needs.