CCTV Drain Inspection in Glen Waverley
See exactly what is wrong before anyone quotes a repair.
How it works
A lot of Glen Waverley sewer work sits under a wide concrete driveway or a rebuilt rear extension. Cracked, blocked and root-invaded pipes rebuilt from the inside — no trench through the driveway, no reinstatement bill, and a 50-year warranty on the liner.
Or call (03) 9059 2707 — same-day inspections in Glen WaverleyGlen Waverley is full of post-war homes that have been extended, rebuilt or knocked down and replaced — usually without anyone touching the original sewer line underneath. The new slab goes over the old clay pipe and nobody thinks about it until it blocks.
That makes relining the obvious answer locally. Cutting a new garage slab or a rebuilt rear extension to reach a forty-year-old pipe is a cost most owners only discover after someone has already quoted the excavation.
Every job starts the same way: a CCTV drain inspection so you can see the fault before anyone quotes a repair. If relining is right we do it; if the line has collapsed we say so and quote the dig instead.

See exactly what is wrong before anyone quotes a repair.
How it worksRebuild the pipe from the inside — no trench, no jackhammer.
How it worksCracked, offset and root-invaded sewer lines sealed end to end.
How it worksStop stormwater escaping under slabs, paths and footings.
How it worksCut the roots out, then seal the joints they came through.
How it worksA high-resolution camera goes down the line so we can measure the damage, find the depth and confirm relining is actually the right call. Thirty to ninety minutes. You keep the footage whether you book the work or not.

Roots, scale and debris are cut back with a high-pressure jetter until the inside wall is bare. A liner can only bond to a clean pipe, so this step is not optional and it is where cheap operators cut corners.

A felt liner saturated in epoxy resin is pulled through, inflated hard against the wall and cured in place. Junctions are reinstated with a cutter. Nothing is excavated and nothing is cut.

A second inspection confirms a continuous, joint-free liner from end to end. You get the before and after footage, a written report and the 50-year liner warranty paperwork.

| Criterion | Pipe relining | Dig and replace |
|---|---|---|
| Time on site | 1–2 days | 3–5 days, often longer |
| Your driveway | Untouched | Cut, removed, re-poured |
| Garden and paving | Untouched | Excavated and reinstated |
| Root re-entry | Sealed permanently | Returns at the new joints |
| Reinstatement cost | None | Concreting, paving, landscaping |
| Council permits | Rarely needed | Often needed for crossings |
| Warranty | 50 years on the liner | Workmanship only |
Honest caveat: if a pipe has fully collapsed there is nothing left to line against, and we will tell you to dig. The camera decides, not the quote.
“Rang at 3pm Saturday, fixed by 8pm. Believe the five star reviews — under two hours on site and everything was working again.”
“Excellent job clearing and fixing the tree roots blocking our sewer pipe. Straight answers, no upsell, and the driveway never got touched.”
Reviews shown are from the Google profile of our parent business, DrainPro — same crews, same trucks, same licence.
Same crews, same day. Mount Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Mulgrave, Vermont South, Notting Hill and the rest of south-east Melbourne.

There is no Glen Waverley price, only a price for your run. Length, diameter, depth and the number of junctions to reinstate decide it, which is why we camera the line before we quote. The inspection is free, the quote is fixed, and the drivers are explained in what pipe relining costs.
Usually the same day. We run three depots, Oakleigh, Essendon and Ivanhoe, and keep inspection slots open daily. Emergencies anywhere in Glen Waverley are answered 24 hours.
Yes — we are through Mount Waverley, Wheelers Hill, Mulgrave, Vermont South and Notting Hill constantly, and the wider south-east Melbourne area every week. If you are on the boundary of two suburbs just call and we will confirm.
Mostly terracotta or earthenware in anything pre-1970, with PVC in later work and patches. Post-war homes and newer knock-down rebuilds where the original line was never replaced, just built over. We line all of those, from 50mm up to 300mm.
That is the main reason people in Glen Waverley call us. We work through an existing inspection point, so the driveway, the crossover and anything else above the pipe stays exactly as it is.
Yes, because it removes what they were using. A cured liner is continuous from one end of the run to the other with no joints, so there is no gap for a root to enter. See tree root removal for how we clear the line first.
On any Glen Waverley property built before about 1980, yes. A buyer's plumber will ask, and a footage pack plus a written report is a far better position than a surprise during the cooling-off period.
Then we will tell you to dig that section, and we will show you why on the footage. A liner needs a pipe wall to form against. We can usually excavate the collapsed metre or two and line the rest of the run.
Tell us what the drain is doing and we will book a CCTV inspection, usually same day. No charge, no obligation, and you keep the footage either way.