A patch (sectional liner) uses the same resin-and-fabric principle as full relining, but targets one defect: a single crack, a displaced joint or one root entry point. A packer carries the resin-wetted patch to the exact spot located by CCTV, inflates, and holds until cured.
Patching is economical when a drain is otherwise sound. Multiple defects spread along a pipe usually tip the balance toward a full-length liner.
Fixes isolated pipe defects trenchlessly at a fraction of full relining scope.
Anywhere a camera and packer can reach — house drains, mains and stormwater lines.
A CCTV drain inspection is the standard way to confirm whether this is what's happening in your pipes: the camera shows the condition on screen, a locator pinpoints the exact position and depth, and you get a recorded report before any repair decisions are made.
A CCTV drain inspection shows exactly what's happening inside your pipes — no guesswork.