The average cost can typically range from $3,000-$15,000. Obviously cheaper than traditional pipe repairs which can run regular repair costs as high as around $25,000, if not more for a single job. The large cost accounts for the extra laborious excavation work.

       Sewer relining is far more affordable than when you pay a plumber for repeated repairs.

       The condition of the existing pipe speaks of how much work is required to complete the job. If it is filled with tree roots and many hours of work is likely required, then this makes a difference in the cost.

       Cheaper compared to traditional pipe repair since excavation in non-severe cases is likely required.

       Under good condition, relined pipes can last even beyond 50 years normal guarantee.

       At no cost at all, some companies offer annual CCTV drain inspection as part of their quality monitoring.

       It’s cost-effective when you take into account the number of years your sewers are protected from root intrusion and different underground conditions.

       Likely the case, pipe relining cost is inclusive of CCTV drain inspection and block clearing, so check the breakdown of your invoice for additional cost for this.

       Until pipe relining companies have done an actual home CCTV inspection to inspect the nature of the defect, no cost is final.

        The earlier you reline, the cheaper the cost.