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Relining can address structural cracks, joint leaks and damage caused by tree roots entering a pipe. It’s suited to many issues affecting underground sewer and stormwater lines. An inspection helps determine whether the damage is limited enough for a liner or needs another repair approach.

Yes, pipe relining can seal sections affected by root intrusion once the roots and debris have been cleared from the line. The liner creates a continuous inner surface that helps prevent roots entering through cracks or joints again. The pipe needs to be inspected first to check its condition.

Usually, pipe relining avoids excavating lawns, driveways and paved areas because the repair is carried out inside the existing pipe. Access points are still needed to inspect, clean and line the damaged section. The access required depends on the pipe layout and where the damage is located.

The pipe is first inspected to locate and assess the damage. A plumber then cleans the interior to remove debris and prepare the surface for the liner. Once the epoxy resin liner is inserted, it’s left to cure in place before the repaired section is checked.

Pipe relining can be used to rehabilitate many old earthenware and PVC sewer or stormwater lines, provided the pipe is suitable for this repair. The material, condition and access points all matter. An on-site inspection can confirm whether relining is appropriate for the damaged section.