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Repair old, damaged drains with drain lining

Damaged drains can be dealt with easily when you call the experts – JF Drainage Solutions Ltd carry our drain lining at competitive rates. Call our South East London-based team today.

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Make old drains new again

Damaged drains can cause major problems – wouldn’t it be great if there was a simple cost effective way to deal with the problem? Something that avoided the hassle of digging up the old drains and replacing them? While sometimes excavations are necessary, it may well be possible to get your drains back on track in a quicker, simpler way using drain lining. JF Drainage can help with that.

Fast and simple

While drain lining takes time and skill, it’s both faster and simpler than having to dig up and replace damaged drains! We all want to keep things simple as much as we can, and when you’re dealing with damaged drains, our drain lining service may well be the simple solution you’re looking for.

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A cheaper option

As well as being simpler and faster than replacing damaged drains, drain lining also significantly less expensive, and we know that keeping costs down matters! If you’ve got a problem with damaged drains, get in touch – we’ll let you know if drain lining is an option, and provide you with a quote for the work.

“We have used Joel and team twice so far. One for a much bigger draining replacement job and one for a blockage. Both times he’s been fast and efficient, and has updated us throughout. We will definitely be using Joel and team again.”

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How drain lining works

Drain lining works exactly the way it sounds – we add a new lining to the existing drain, making it watertight and able to flow freely again. We’ll carry out a CCTV drain survey to assess the state of the pipework and find out if it is suitable for lining; if it is, we’ll give you a quote for the work. The lining itself involves pulling a lining tube through the pipe, inflating it using air pressure, then allowing the new lining to cure and harden, which creates a bond to the pipe. Once that’s done, your drain is back in action!