Pipe Relining Services in Melbourne

In Melbourne, it typically costs anywhere from $500 to $1,200 per metre to reline a pipe. The final cost depends on factors such as pipe length and diametre, location, access conditions and whether any CCTV inspections or pipe clearing are needed before work begins.

Yes. In many cases, pipe relining is worth it because it’s more cost-effective and non-invasive than traditional pipe replacement. It minimises the need for digging up driveways, gardens or floors. When done properly, it also creates a durable, sealed pipe within the existing one. It’s especially worth it for hard-to-access areas or heritage properties. However, in cases of total pipe collapse or severe misalignment, traditional replacement may still be required.

In Victoria, home insurance may cover broken sewer pipes, but it depends on your individual policy and the cause of the damage. Pipes located within your property boundary are usually your responsibility. Unless they pose an immediate health risk or make your home unsafe, broken sewer pipes also aren’t typically classified as urgent repairs. Visit Consumer Affairs Victoria to read more.

Pipe relining can last up to 50 years when installed correctly using quality materials. Most professional relining jobs come with a guarantee of 20 to 25 years, and the materials used are designed to be resistant to root intrusion, corrosion and internal pressure.

Yes, but only in some cases. Pool pipes, particularly return lines and skimmer pipes, can be relined if they’re underground and damaged by tree roots, shifting soil or age. Generally, pool plumbing is not suitable for relining if there are multiple tight bends or collapsed sections. A proper CCTV inspection is needed to confirm whether the pipes are accessible and structurally suitable for relining.