Drain Lining in Arundel

Clay and pitch fibre drains often develop cracks over time, letting groundwater enter the system or wastewater leak out. Even small fractures can lead to larger problems, including subsidence or erosion beneath paths and driveways in West Sussex.

With lining, we seal the full length of a damaged section, preventing further leaks and restoring structural integrity. Patch repairs may be recommended for isolated cracks.

We begin with a CCTV drain survey to assess the condition and pinpoint problem areas. Pipes are then thoroughly cleaned, removing debris and roots, before the resin-soaked liner is inserted and inflated within the drain.

Once the resin sets, the liner forms a smooth, watertight surface. Where specific defects need attention, localised patch repairs can be applied instead of relining whole sections.

Every drain lining and patch repair from Arun Drains comes with a written guarantee for 10 years. This covers the work against material or installation defects.

Our team is fully insured and provides all documentation on completion, giving assurance for homeowners, landlords and businesses across Arundel and West Sussex.

If pipe defects are causing leaks, blockages or foul smells but the drain is still structurally intact, lining is often suitable. It’s commonly used for homes and commercial buildings in Arundel, especially where excavation would be disruptive.

Signs you might need lining include frequent blockages, water damage near inspection chambers, or visible defects seen during a CCTV survey. Our engineers can advise if this approach will resolve the issue.

Tree and shrub roots can force their way through pipe joints and weak spots, especially in older drains found around Felpham, Middleton-on-Sea or similar areas. This causes blockages and can eventually break the pipe.

Drain lining creates a continuous, jointless pipe within the old one. By sealing cracks and entry points, lining stops roots from getting inside and protects against further growth.

Lining avoids open trench work, preserving lawns, tarmac and patios typical across properties in Rustington, Barnham or Yapton. The process usually completes within a day, with minimal mess and disruption.

The new pipe lining resists future cracks, root ingress, and corrosion. It restores normal flow and extends the working life of the drain, often with no noticeable impact on your daily routine.