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Cured-in-place pipe lining: a new pipe, no digging

A trenchless repair that fixes damaged or aging underground pipes from the inside. No tearing up driveways, floors or landscaping, and most home repairs are finished in less than a day.

Home with an untouched front lawn and driveway
Camera views of a pipe before lining, rough with rust, and after lining, smooth and clean

What cured-in-place pipe is

Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) builds a new pipe inside your old one. A resin-saturated liner goes in through an existing access point and hardens into a solid, one-piece pipe, so the damaged line is repaired without a trench.

It’s a fit for pipes that are:

  • Cracked or broken
  • Letting tree roots in
  • Corroded or aging
  • Under a driveway, floor or finished landscaping

How we line a pipe

The same process on every job, from inspection to a smooth new pipe.

  • Step 1

    Inspect

    We send a camera down the pipe to find the cracks, roots or breaks.

  • Step 2

    Clean

    Our chain machine breaks down rust build-up and clears roots, then the jetter flushes out loose debris for a smooth finish.

  • Step 3

    Prepare the liner

    A flexible felt or fiberglass tube is saturated with resin.

  • Step 4

    Insert and inflate

    The liner goes in through an existing access point and is inflated with air so it presses tight against the old pipe walls.

  • Step 5

    Cure with UV light

    UV light hardens the resin, turning the soft liner into a solid, one-piece new pipe.

Why homeowners choose lining

All the benefit of a new pipe, without the mess of replacing one.

No digging

Driveways, floors and yards stay in place.

Fast

Most residential repairs are finished in less than a day.

Long-lasting

A one-piece, jointless pipe that can last 50 to 100 years.

One crew, start to finish

We inspect, clean and line the pipe ourselves.

Camera monitor showing roots inside a pipe before lining

Not sure lining is right for your pipe?

It starts with a camera. If the inspection shows the pipe can be lined, we’ll walk you through it. If a section has fully collapsed, we’ll explain the options, including digging and replacing just that section.

Good to know

Most residential repairs are finished in less than a day.

In most cases, no. The liner goes in through an existing access point, so driveways, floors and landscaping stay in place.

The cured liner forms a single jointless pipe that can last anywhere from 50 to 100 years.

Most cracked, root-damaged or aging lines can be. A camera inspection comes first, and if a section has fully collapsed we’ll explain the options, including digging and replacing that section.

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