Before any lining can occur, the host pipe must be thoroughly inspected and cleaned. We use high-pressure water jetting and mechanical chains to remove roots, scale, and debris. This ensures the new liner bonds perfectly to the host pipe.
Tech Note: We use self-leveling CCTV cameras to map every inch of the pipe before proceeding.
Using compressed air or water pressure, the resin-saturated liner is inverted (turned inside out) into the existing pipe. This process presses the resin-coated side firmly against the walls of the old pipe, filling cracks and bridging gaps.
Absolutely. Our flexible liners are designed to navigate 22, 45, and even 90-degree bends without wrinkling or losing structural integrity. We can also line through diameter transitions (e.g., 4″ to 6″ pipes).
While the upfront cost can be comparable to excavation, trenchless repair is often 30-50% cheaper when you factor in the restoration costs. You won’t need to pay to repave your driveway, replant your garden, or rebuild your porch.