How Long Does Drain Re-Lining Last?
- esateuk
- Sep 30, 2025
- 1 min read
What Is Drain Re-Lining?
Drain re-lining is a no-dig method used to repair cracked or leaking pipes. A resin lining is inserted into the existing pipe, creating a tough new layer inside. It’s widely used across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole because it avoids costly excavations.
How Long Does It Last?
With proper installation, drain re-lining can last 40–50 years — sometimes longer. This makes it just as durable as a brand-new pipe, but far less disruptive to install.
What Affects Its Lifespan?
Pipe Condition – the older or more damaged the pipe, the more careful preparation is required.
Type of Resin Used – high-quality epoxy resins last longer and withstand heavy usage.
Installation Quality – always use experienced professionals, not quick-fix solutions.
Soil and Tree Roots – areas like Canford Cliffs, Branksome, and Highcliffe have soil and root conditions that may need extra reinforcement.
Why It’s Cost-Effective
No excavation means lower costs and less disruption.
Prevents further collapse or leaks.
Extends drain life for decades, avoiding repeated repairs.
Local Insight
We’ve re-lined drains for:
Southbourne homes affected by root ingress.
Christchurch properties with cracked clay pipes.
Parkstone and Wimborne households needing fast, no-dig solutions.
Final Thoughts
Drain re-lining isn’t just a temporary fix — it’s a long-term investment. With professional installation, it can last half a century, protecting your property and saving money.
📞 Call 01202 028 818 to speak to our Bournemouth drain repair experts today.




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