Reline Priced from a card you can read.
Setup, a rate per metre, a line per junction. The card is published on the cost page, the CCTV survey measures your line against it, and the figure is fixed in writing before work starts.
Route the job, then price it.
Two questions route you to the honest scope (patch, full reline, or camera first), then the rate card model prices it. Indicative, not a quote, but it is the same maths we quote from.
Which repair does your drain actually need?
Setup, plus the per metre rate times your length, plus any junctions. The same maths we quote from, so the number you see here is the number we defend on site.
Your estimate appears here.
Step through the questions on the left. As soon as you answer the last one, we point you to the honest scope and a realistic range for a job your size.
What relining jobs usually cost.
| The bargain drain clear, again (Jetting clears the blockage, not the crack the roots grew through. The same drain blocks again and the spend repeats every year.) | $300 to $900 per visit |
| Sectional patch repair (One localised fault relined over. Fast, targeted, and the honest call when only one spot has failed.) | $2,500 to $5,000 |
| Full line reline, typical 10m house sewer (Setup plus $450 per metre at 100mm. Our rate card puts a 10m line at $7,000, inside the Sydney market band of $5,500 to $7,500.) | $5,500 to $7,500 |
| Full line reline, long or complex runs (Length, a 150mm bore, junction count and slab access move the figure. The calculator shows the maths line by line.) | $5,000 to $15,000+ |
Four things that decide where your quote lands.
Access, depth, junctions, and whether it is a patch or a full line. None of them should be a surprise, and all of them show up on the survey footage before they show up on a quote.
Four levers. One checkable number.
Access: how we reach the pipe
A clear inspection point close to the fault is cheap to work from. A line under a slab, or one reached through a single small opening, takes longer to set up.
Depth: how far down it runs
Relining does not need a trench, but a deep line needs more time on the crawler and the winch. Depth is why two ten metre jobs can price differently.
Junctions: how many branches join in
Every branch connection along the relined section is cut back open and sealed. Each one is a fixed line on the quote: $650 at 100mm, $750 at 150mm.
Patch or full line: how much pipe is failing
One isolated crack is a patch. A line cracked or root invaded end to end is a full reline. The camera tells us which before we quote.
Every line, spelled out.
Our quote lists the surveyed metres, the rate applied to them, and each junction as its own line, so you know exactly what you are paying for and what you are not.
Four lines. Every one checkable.
- 01A camera first, never a shovel
- 02The quote comes from the rate card
- 03A structural liner, cured in place
- 04A post cure CCTV pass, handed to you
"$13,000, trust me" after one camera run → four lines, priced from the card.
- 1 A camera first, never a shovel. A CCTV crawler runs the full line and maps every fault, junction and metre before anything is touched or quoted.
- 2 The quote comes from the rate card. Setup plus a rate per metre, junctions priced on their own. The same card is printed on this site, so you can check our maths.
- 3 A structural liner, cured in place. A resin saturated structural liner is inverted through the old pipe and cured hard. A new seamless pipe forms inside the old one.
- 4 A post cure CCTV pass, handed to you. We run the camera again and you keep the footage. The job is proven sealed end to end before we leave.
What you get from us
- ✓CCTV survey with a written fault map before any quote
- ✓Rate card pricing published on this site, checked against your metres
- ✓Trenchless reline: the lawn, driveway and paving stay where they are
- ✓Post cure CCTV footage handed over with the invoice
- ✓50 year warranty on the structural liner, in writing
Cowboy tells
- ✕A "camera inspection" that produces no footage, just a scary verbal verdict
- ✕A $13,000 quote after a $900 jet and camera visit, with nothing itemised
- ✕An excavator booked before the fault is even located
- ✕A "report" that turns out to be the wording on the invoice
- ✕A warranty that lives on a business card, not on paper
Quoted from footage, itemised from the rate card.
Every Reline quote is built from the CCTV survey, line by line, before you commit to anything.
- The fault mapMetres, junctions, materials and every fault, timestamped on the footage you keep.
- Setup and per metre rateThe published rate card applied to your measured metres. You can check the maths on this site.
- Junctions, each its own line$650 at 100mm, $750 at 150mm, counted on camera, never discovered mid job.
- The proof passA post cure CCTV run, handed over with the written 50 year liner warranty.
Anything the footage did not show is quoted separately, in writing, before it happens.
Rate card
Published on this site
Patch, full line, or camera first.
Sectional patch repair
One localised fault: a cracked joint, a displaced collar, a single root entry. We reline a short section over the fault and leave the sound pipe alone.
Wrong when: The line is cracked or root invaded along its length. Patching a failing line is paying twice.
Full line reline, 100mm
The whole run relined as one seamless structural pipe inside the old one. The standard residential sewer and stormwater fix.
Wrong when: A single isolated fault in a sound line. A patch does that job for less.
Full line reline, 150mm
The same cured in place method sized for larger mains: shared lines, boundary runs and stormwater mains.
Wrong when: A standard 100mm house line. The camera measures the bore, so nobody pays 150mm rates for a 100mm pipe.
CCTV survey first
The camera maps the line, measures the metres, counts the junctions and finds the faults. Every option above is quoted from that footage.
Wrong when: Never wrong. Every Reline job starts here, whichever option it ends in.
What people ask about our pricing.
Why publish a rate card when nobody else does?
Can the price change once you approve it?
Is the estimator figure a quote?
Do you ask for a deposit?
Start with the camera. The rate card does the rest.
Tell us what you need. We’ll book a walkthrough and send a quote with the work itemised, not just a number.