Pipe Relining Adelaide
Pipe relining repairs suitable damaged drains from the inside, often avoiding extensive excavation.
It's the ideal fix for cracked, root-affected or leaking sewer and stormwater lines, and it's often faster and more cost-effective than excavation once you factor in reinstating landscaping and paving. Every eligible reline is backed by our 20-Year Workmanship Warranty*.
$0 call out fee. During normal business hours only. After-hours work excluded. Terms apply.

What we do
Trenchless & tidy
Most relines are completed through existing access points, so there's minimal mess and no destroyed gardens or paving to rebuild.
Seals out tree roots
The new jointless liner leaves roots nowhere to enter, greatly reducing the risk of root-related blockages.
Long-life results
A cured-in-place liner is structurally strong and smooth-flowing, designed for a long service life.
Price guide
Indicative pricing for pipe relining in Adelaide. We inspect suitability and quote the whole job.
| Job | Price guide |
|---|---|
| Patch repair (per section) | $850–$2,500+ |
| Junction repair (per junction) | $1,500–$4,500+ |
| Short run (4–6 m) | $1,800–$3,900+ |
| Standard run (6–12 m) | $2,700–$7,800+ |
| Complex run (12–20 m) | $5,400–$13,000+ |
| Commercial (20 m+) | $8,000–$30,000+ |
For suitable residential work, relining can work out at $450–$650+ per metre. Short or complex repairs carry a higher effective per-metre cost due to setup and access.
Guide prices. We’ll confirm your quote on site before you decide.
Common questions
How much does pipe relining cost?
Pipe relining cost depends on the length and diameter of the damaged section, access, and the condition of the existing pipe. Because it avoids excavation, it's often more cost-effective than dig-and-replace once you factor in restoring landscaping and paving.
Read the full guideCan tree roots break sewer pipes?
Yes — tree roots are one of the leading causes of sewer damage. Roots seek out moisture and nutrients and enter through tiny cracks or joints, then expand as they grow, eventually cracking or blocking the pipe.
Read the full guideWhy do my drains keep blocking?
Recurring blockages almost always point to an underlying cause rather than a one-off clog. The most common culprits in Adelaide homes are tree roots entering pipe joints, a build-up of fat and grease, or a partial pipe collapse or misalignment.
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