When is pipe renovation necessary?

A functioning pipe system is essential for every building. But over time, wear and tear, deposits or damage can lead to the need for pipe renovation. But how can you tell when it's time for a renovation?

1. Signs of a necessary pipe renovation

Frequent blockages: When drains keep clogging despite cleaning.

You can find first aid measures for blocked drains in our blog article “Home remedies for blocked pipes: what really helps?”!
Leaks & water damage: Damp walls or water leaks indicate cracks or leaks.
Unpleasant odors: Foul smells from the drain can indicate dilapidated pipes.
Rusty or discolored water: A sign of corrosion in old metal pipes.
Low water pressure: Can be caused by deposits or damage in the pipe system.

You can also find out more in our blog post “The 10 most common causes of blocked drains - and how to avoid them”!

2. What rehabilitation methods are available?

There are various pipe rehabilitation methods depending on the type of damage:

✅ Inliner rehabilitation: a special hose is inserted into the pipe and cured to seal cracks and

leaks.

✅ Pipe relining: A thin new layer of pipe is inserted into the old pipe to reinforce it.

✅ Replacing damaged pipes: If the damage is too extensive, a partial or complete replacement is required.

3. Why is early pipe renovation important?

Avoidance of major damage: Damage detected early can often be repaired without major construction work.
Cost savings: Timely renovation is cheaper than a complete pipe burst and consequential damage.
Maintaining the value of the property: An intact pipe system ensures a long-term increase in the value of your home.

Conclusion on pipe renovation

Anyone who notices the first signs of pipe problems should not hesitate. Timely pipe renovation saves costs, protects the building fabric and ensures safe wastewater disposal. Seek advice from a specialist to find the best solution for your pipe system!

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