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Pipe relining and shaft liners

A new pipe inside the old one: seamless, structurally strong and installed without a trench. Also for manholes and shafts.

A liner is lifted above a shaft by crane

How does relining work?

We insert a resin-impregnated liner into the existing pipe, where it is pressed against the pipe wall and cured. The result is a new, seamless pipe without joints inside the old one.

After curing, the lateral connections are reopened. The pipe is quickly back in service and the street stays closed.

When to choose this?

  • The pipe is degraded or cracked over a long length
  • There are many leaking joints in one section
  • Corrosion or wear of the pipe wall
  • Excavation is costly, disruptive or impossible (busy street, trees, buildings)

Two applications

Horizontal relining Pipes

For sewers, collectors and house connections. The new pipe is structural and watertight over its entire length.

Shaft liners Manholes and shafts

A vertical liner made to measure for the manhole or shaft. Ideal for deep or badly degraded manholes.

Pipe after relining Repair work on a liner, view inside the pipe View through a renovated pipe after relining
How we work

From first question to handover

  1. Site visit and diagnosis

    We assess the situation on site and review camera footage and measurements.

  2. Advice and quotation

    A clear proposal with the best-suited technique, schedule and price.

  3. Execution

    Our own crew carries out the work in line with confined-space safety rules.

  4. Handover

    Inspection of the result and a photo report of the work carried out.

A pipe that needs replacing over its entire length? Relining often avoids excavation.

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