Expert in pipe lining without breakage

 

Are your pipes leaking, scaling or clogging?

With Docteur Canalisation, there's no need to replace your pipes: we renovate them from the inside using our lining and cleaning processes.
The result: clean, stripped pipes that perform like new.

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ADVANTAGES

Solution 1: Spray & Brush lining

Resin spray rehabilitation is
the ideal solution for :
Drainage
Sewage
Valves, Mixed Ventilation

High-performance epoxy resin

This modern method restores your pipes by depositing a high-performance epoxy resin directly inside them, sprayed by a robot equipped with an HD camera.

A coating that restores and provides lasting protection

The formed coating acts like a protective shell: it seals cracks and micro-leaks, neutralizes corrosion and restores pipes to their original tightness and strength.

Precision work without breakage

The operation generally starts from high access points (roofs, attics, terraces). Our technicians first introduce a preparation robot to strip the walls, followed by a spraying system.
Equipped with a rotating head, this unit distributes the resin around the entire circumference of the pipes, in several successive layers, to achieve a final thickness of close to 3 mm.

The resin-spraying technique is ideal for rehabilitating pipes with numerous branches and tappings, such as drop columns in buildings of up to several dozen storeys in height.
Generally speaking, it can be applied to all vertical parts of wet networks, for pipes with diameters ranging from 50 to 200 mm.

The procedure can be carried out on the entire network, or only on certain localized sections, for example in the case of slight cracks or punctual leakage losses. This method can be used to quickly restore drainage columns, wastewater and blackwater collectors or complex branch networks.

It is also ideal for lining dry networks or air ducts, such as ventilation ducts.

Solution 2: Sheathing with UV technology

Rainwater networks: opt for continuous lining

Certified materials for maximum reliability

At Docteur Canalisation, we prefer to use a high-quality polyester sheath, pre-impregnated for optimum quality. All our products are inspected in our ISO-certified factory.

Intelligent technology for like-new pipes

The UVolution IA process enables complete control with video recording and monitoring, with instant curing thanks to UV light, and transforms into a rigid, durable inner wall, equivalent to new PVC pipe.

Complete renovation without destroying the network

The result: a completely rehabilitated, watertight and resistant pipe, without having to break or replace the existing network, in record time..

As the name suggests, this technique is particularly well suited to linear pipes, with few or no connections. This is the case for rainwater evacuation networks or ventilation ducts.

It is also highly effective on sewer pipes with regular manholes or easily accessible tappings.

Continuous lining is also an ideal solution for rehabilitating underground horizontal sewers and pipes.
These networks, which generally have few connections, are ideally suited to this method's homogeneous, long-term rehabilitation.

WHO WE ARE

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What our our customers our customers

A professional team lined 10 linear meters of my home. My pipe, damaged over the years, was completely restored. Everything is clear: seriousness and service.

We had a broken condominium drain in the communal parking lot and the downpipe was vertical.
We discovered spray lining from Docteur Canalisation and this solution works very well.

An exceptionally responsive, efficient and very professional team.
Don't hesitate to call on them, you have a problem, they have the solution.
Reasonable rates considering the services offered, the best choice, don't look elsewhere 🙏

Frequently Asked Questions Questions

Pipe lining is a non-demolition renovation technique that involves creating a new internal wall inside damaged pipes. At Docteur Canalisation, we master several processes:

  • spray lining, where a resin is sprayed at 360° to form a protective second skin,

  • UV-cured sheathing, in which a resin-impregnated sheath is inserted and instantly cured by ultraviolet light.

These solutions restore the watertightness and solidity of your networks (wastewater, rainwater, swimming pools, ventilation) without destructive work.

  • Spray lining sprays an epoxy resin directly onto the walls. It's ideal for building columns, pipes with numerous fittings and diameters from 50 to 200 mm.

  • UV sheathing inserts a resin-impregnated textile sheath, which is then instantly cured under UV light. This technique is perfect for long, straight or semi-complex sections, guaranteeing exceptional durability.

👉 By combining these two technologies, Docteur Canalisation always offers the most suitable solution.

  • Yes, spray lining is particularly effective when it comes to renovating drop columns and vertical networks in buildings, even over dozens of storeys. The resin is sprayed on evenly, restoring an immediate watertight seal without having to replace the pipes.

UV lining involves inserting a resin-impregnated flexible liner inside the pipe. A UV lamp is then fired into the pipe, causing instant curing. This technology guarantees a rapid return to service and a strength comparable to that of a new PVC pipe.

Yes, both spray and UV lining processes can be used to repair in-ground pool pipes without breaking the slab, deck or pool. The result: total watertightness and significant savings compared with complete replacement.

At Docteur Canalisation, our resins and processes are laboratory-tested and comply with European standards. This allows us to be covered by decennial insurance*, guaranteeing the reliability and conformity of our work.

A liner, whether sprayed on or UV-cured, has a service life equivalent to that of a new pipe, i.e. over 50 years under normal conditions of use.

 

Yes, PVC pipes can also be renovated. However, the economic benefits are often limited, as this material is easier to replace. Spray or UV lining is mainly used on buried, old or hard-to-reach pipes.

 

Our lining processes can be used to restore :

  • wastewater and blackwater networks,

  • rainwater pipes,

  • pool networks,

  • air ducts or ventilation ducts.

 
Because we are one of the few companies in France to master all lining technologies:
  • Resin spray,

  • Classic sheathing,

  • Sheathing with UV polymerization.

This enables us to adapt the solution to the type of network, its condition and the configuration of the building, guaranteeing rapid, sustainable and cost-effective rehabilitation.

 

Pool pipe lining is a non-demolition renovation technique for repairing cracked or leaking in-ground pipes. A resin or liner is applied to the inside of the pipe, creating a new, watertight wall. This process eliminates the need to break your terrace, deck or pool, while prolonging the life of your pipes.

 
No. The great advantage of lining is that it doesn't require demolition. We intervene directly through existing access points (skimmers, nozzles, bungs) to rehabilitate pipes from the inside. As a result, your pool remains intact and ready for rapid use.
 
A well-crafted liner lasts as long as a new pipe, i.e. several decades. The resin forms a solid, watertight wall that withstands the mechanical and chemical stresses of water treatment.
 
Prices vary according to pipe length, diameter, chosen process (spray or UV) and level of deterioration. On average, lining is 30% to 50% less expensive than traditional repairs, which involve breaking up floors and beaches.
 

Yes, Docteur Canalisation's processes comply with European standards and are covered by ten-year insurance. This guarantees the reliability and durability of the repair over time.

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