Pipe Relining Cost Brisbane

Our pipe relining guide prices are shown below. Your actual cost depends on length, depth, access, junctions and the pipe's condition, which is why we film first and then give you an itemised fixed quote.

Our pipe relining guide prices

Pipe length, access, junctions and condition affect the final quote. Patch prices and whole-job totals are quoted on site.

Pipe relining, first metre: From around $2,750 (including GST).Prices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Each extra metre of pipe relining: Around $770 (including GST).Prices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Pipe relining junction: From around $3,300 (including GST).Prices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
CCTV camera inspection with footage: Usually $280 to $550 (including GST).Prices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Patch relining: Quoted on sitePrices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Pipe bursting: Quoted on sitePrices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Dig and replace: Quoted on sitePrices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.
Whole-job total: Quoted on sitePrices are a guide only and depend on pipe length, access and condition. You'll get an itemised fixed price before any work starts.

What's in an itemised quote

A drain job is never one lump. Inspection, clearing, relining, junctions, digging and restoring are separate items, and our quotes itemise them so you can see exactly what you're paying for, and what you aren't.

  1. 01Inspection: the camera run and locating the fault
  2. 02Clearing: getting the drain flowing again
  3. 03Relining: per section or per run, sized to the pipe
  4. 04Junctions: reopening branch connections inside a lined pipe
  5. 05Digging: only where there is no other way in
  6. 06Restoring: putting paving, lawn or gardens back after any dig

What moves the price

  • How many metres need lining
  • Patch on one section, or a full-length run
  • How deep the pipe is and how easy it is to reach
  • How many branch junctions need reopening
  • Whether the pipe needs clearing or jetting first
  • Any digging, and putting the ground back after

Money a bit tight? We get it.

A broken drain rarely waits for payday. Ask us about flexible payment options when we go through your quote, so the fix doesn't have to wait.

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How it works. Easy as.

  1. Fill out the quick form

    A name, a number and what the drain is doing. Photos help if you have them.

  2. We'll be in touch within 30 minutes

    We ask a few questions and book a time that suits you.

  3. We come out, clear what we can and run a camera through the pipe

    If it is blocked, we get it flowing first. Then the camera goes in to find the cause.

  4. We show you the footage and explain what is wrong

    You watch it with us. We point out the crack, the roots or the sag, and roughly where it sits in the yard.

  5. Itemised fixed quote, inspection and repair costs shown separately

    Every line on its own, so you can see what the inspection cost and what the fix would cost.

  6. Say yes, flexible payment options if cash flow's tight

    No pressure to decide on the spot. If you go ahead, we can talk through ways to spread the cost.

  7. Fixed and checked on camera again, so you can see it's done

    Once the work is finished, the camera goes back in and you see the result for yourself.

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Questions people ask us

Can I get a rough price before paying for an inspection?

Yes, as a guide. Our pipe relining cost page shows our guide prices. But we can't give you a real price until we've seen the pipe, because length, depth, access and condition all change it. The inspection is quoted as its own item, so you know that cost before you decide anything else.

Is this price typical?

Our guide prices aren't averages, and every job differs. If a quote looks high or low, ask what each line covers. Ours separate inspection, clearing, relining, junctions, digging and restoring, so you can compare like with like.

Should I pay for a camera inspection first?

Usually, yes. Older homes can have original drains, replaced drains or a mix of materials, so the actual pipe has to be checked before anyone recommends a fix. Without footage, a quote for relining or digging is a guess. We show the inspection as its own line, separate from any repair.

Relining or replacing: which is better?

Neither is better every time. Relining puts a new pipe inside the old one without a trench, but the pipe has to be suitable, which only a camera inspection confirms. Digging and replacing may be the right call when a pipe can't be lined. We'll tell you honestly which fits your pipe, and our plain-words guide explains each option.

Does relining need council paperwork?

QBCC lists pipe relining as minor work, so it does not need Form 4 notification under that classification. Wider drain alterations can be notifiable work, and repairs to combined sanitary drains need a council permit (QBCC guide). We'll tell you if your job falls outside plain relining.