RiserLining

Drain stack renewal · Southeast Asia

Renew your vertical pipes. Keep every tile.

We clean and renew drain and waste stacks from the inside, for hotels and residential buildings. In most cases, no walls are opened.

40 seconds: how a stack is renewed from the inside, floor by floor.

The problem

Ageing stacks hide behind your best finishes

Most buildings built 15 to 30 years ago reach this point. The pipes fail long before the finishes do.

Leaks and odours

Corroded and cracked vertical pipes cause water damage, smells and complaints from guests or residents.

Costly repairs

The usual fix means opening walls and ceilings, then rebuilding tiles, bathrooms and kitchens.

Lost time

Rooms closed for weeks, residents disturbed, dust and noise on every floor.

Our approach

A new inner wall, without opening walls

A technique already used in Europe and still rare in Southeast Asia. After cleaning, we brush resin onto the inside of the existing stack, so in most cases there are no walls to open and no tiles to break. Toilets, kitchens and bathroom drains stay connected: nothing to remove or rebuild.

Seals holes and cracksRestores a watertight pipe from the inside.
Stops micro-leaksIncluding slow leaks that are not visible yet.
Reduces odoursSeals the cracks that let sewer smells escape.
Fewer blockagesA smooth wall where deposits build up much less.
Building cross-section: the stack is coated from inside while every bathroom keeps its tiles

For hotels

  • Rooms out of service for a short time, not weeks
  • Bathrooms, marble and tiles stay in place
  • Toilets and drains stay connected, nothing to remove
  • Work planned floor by floor, around your occupancy
  • Low noise and dust, so guests stay comfortable
Building cross-section of an ageing stack with deposits, cracks and slow leaks

For condominiums and landlords

  • Residents stay in their homes during the work
  • No rebuilding of private bathrooms and kitchens
  • We work from the roof, rarely from inside the homes
  • One clear quote, based on a camera inspection
  • Fits the building's maintenance plan

How we work

Four steps, each one filmed

  1. InspectCamera survey of the stacks and a written report with video.
  2. CleanThe pipes are cleared of deposits and prepared.
  3. RenewResin is brushed onto the inside wall, floor by floor.
  4. VerifyFinal camera check, with before and after footage for your records.
Traditional replacementRiserLining
Walls and tilesOpened, then rebuiltLeft in place in most cases
Rooms or homesOut of use for weeksShort interruptions
Noise, dust, debrisHighLow
Extra trades neededTiler, plasterer, painterRarely needed
Proof of resultVisual onlyBefore and after camera footage

Who we are

European field experience, now in Asia

RiserLining is a new company founded by a field technician and team leader who specialises in renewing vertical pipes in occupied buildings in France.

30buildings, 3 to 11 storeys
270stacks renewed
4,800+metres of pipe

Our founder's track record in France.

Diagram: inside an old stack, with deposits, a crack and a slow leak
Before
Diagram: the stack being cleaned from the inside
Cleaned
Diagram: the stack after renewal, with a new inner wall and the crack sealed
Renewed

Partners

You know the buildings. We renew the pipes.

Property managers, facility management companies, plumbing and MEP contractors, consultants: if you work with hotels or residential buildings, introduce us and earn a commission on each project completed.

Introduce

Tell us about a building with leaking, smelly or blocked stacks.

We inspect

Free camera inspection and a clear quote for the owner.

You earn

A commission on each project completed, agreed in writing beforehand.

Questions

What engineers usually ask us

Do toilets, kitchens and bathrooms stay connected?

Yes. Every branch connection stays open. The resin is applied so that the junctions are not blocked, and each one is checked with a camera after the work. Nothing is removed or rebuilt in the rooms.

Do you need to enter the apartments or rooms?

Rarely. In most cases we work from the roof, through the top of the stack. No toilet or fixture has to be removed.

How do you check the result?

We film the stack before the work and again at the end. You keep the before and after footage for your records.

Do guests or residents have to leave?

No. They stay in place. Only the drains connected to the stack are out of use for short periods while it is being treated.

Let's talk

Let's test it on one of your stacks

We will be in Southeast Asia in early 2027 to meet hotels, building managers and partners. Write to us to book a 30-minute meeting and a free on-site camera inspection, with no commitment.

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