Trenchless Pipe Lining Installation & Repair Methods

Say no to destructive pipe repair or installation! Most contractors today still offer the traditional method of digging and toppling over landscapes, lawns and gardens. Not to mention having to undergo a lengthy and tedious process that involves labor of a number of technicians along with the use of massive-sized equipment. Why waste your valuable time and resources, when Trenchless Pipe Lining Installation & Repair Methods are now available?

Less Is More

Many are not yet aware of this new technology that’s been primarily designed to make your life easier, whether homeowner, commercial, or industrial property owner. Sewer drainage pipe problems, rainwater leader piping, cracking and blockage, underground leaks, back ups, aging lines, are some of the various issues that arise on top of health and environmental risks.

Trenchless Pipe Lining saves you from all the unnecessary trouble. What’s more, you get to enjoy big savings of up to a serious 40% of your home budget or business expenses. It involves the least costs, manpower, bulky machinery, and intrusive processes, yet you get the best results on top of long-term benefits.

What exactly is Pipe Lining? What does installation entail and how are repairs executed?

Pipe Lining Explained

Modern trenchless technology is today’s best alternative to the traditional method, and is commonly referred to as CIPP or Cured-In-Place Pipe. Strategic access points, holes, micro-video cameras, and mechanical cleaning tools are utilized during pipe lining.

Existing sewer lines are initially evaluated with the specialized sewer cameras to determine the problem and the right solution. Thorough cleaning is performed prior to commencing the pipe lining installation and repair method with either or both the PIP or inversion processes.

A pipe is created within an existing pipe system through special epoxy resins, thus forming the structural strength of new pipes without damaging its surroundings. Your lovely landscape, driveway, foundations, structures, interior walls and floors are kept intact and undisturbed.

There are two main pipe lining installation and repair applications:

PIP Method

The PIP or Pull-In-Place method makes use of an epoxy saturated liner that’s pulled into position and then cured in place. Two access points are required in order to pull a liner, one to feed it in and the other to pull the liner into place.

Inversion Method

In some cases, there is only one access point, which calls for the inversion process. It’s quite an interesting method which can have hundreds of feet of liner installed and adhered against your pipe system in a matter of seconds!

Trenchless Pipe Lining Installation & Repair Methods make a perfect combination in most large projects, where the PIP and inversion methods yield the most effective, efficient, and highest quality of work. Professionals who are experienced in the field put their expertise in conjunction with state-of-the art equipment to produce the best outcome.

Simply said, you get a totally brand new structural pipe right within your pipe that will last for many long decades. Know what’s even better? You get to enjoy your beautiful garden view at the end of the day, at home or at work!