C.I.P.P. Lining

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What is CIPP Lining?

• Cured in place piping lining, also know as CIPP lining, is a method of trenchless pipe repair restoration used in existing pipe repair.  This process is done to preserve the current pipes that have been damaged by leaks, cracks, intruding roots, and scale. It is used to increase the lifespan of a pipe system, while also preserving the building structures and causing little to no damage to the property.
•  The CIPP lining is technology driven sewer line solution. Additionally, it is by far simpler, faster, and cheaper than the traditional dig and replace repair method. It involves the installing a new sewer line inside the existing sewer line, thereby solving the leakage problem with no excavation. With the exception of the entry and end point of the sewer line. 
• This method involves installing an epoxy saturated lining through the prepared drain line. Through the access point, the flexible lining is fed into the sewer line all the way up to the main sewer line connection. The inner lining is left to cure, thus forming a hard, impermeable lining that repairs seal of any leak. However, owing to the fact that the lining is installed inside the pipe, the interior diameter will reduce a bit. However, this does not affect the flow rate along the line.