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Pipe bursting and pipe relining are two methods of trenchless pipe repair. They achieve the same goal through two very different methods. Since both are referred to as “trenchless pipe repair” or sometimes “trenchless pipe replacement” there can be some confusion between the two. These methods each excel under different circumstances and have different pros… Continue reading Pipe Bursting vs. Pipe Relining

Using CIPP for vertical pipe repair saves time and money. Before you look for an estimate on CIPP for vertical pipe repair in your area, cover the basics. Don’t waste time asking these common questions. Read the answers and hold a quick conversation with your CIPP company. 1. What is the average cost? The average… Continue reading Six Common Questions and Answers About CIPP For Vertical Pipe Repair

Vertical pipe repair obstacles are unique to or heightened by the vertical nature of the pipe. Your pipe repair company needs to have the experience to combat these obstacles. In many cases, cured in place piping is a great solution to the unique problems of repairing vertical pipes. Whether it’s interior access, noise complaints, or… Continue reading Four Pipe Repair Obstacles Unique to Vertical Pipes

CIPP installation is actually a simple process. Once you’ve determined that cured in place piping works for your budget and your business, it’s time to spring into action. There are three main steps to prepping pipes for CIPP. First, the pipes are inspected. Then the pipe is taken offline. Finally, the pipe is thoroughly cleaned.… Continue reading The Three Step Process to Prepare Your Pipes for CIPP

A good candidate for CIPP is easier to find than you might think. Cured in place piping actually has very minimal requirements. Your pipe has to hold its shape to an extent, be clean on the inside, and able to be replaced by a slightly smaller pipe. Lastly, because CIPP fits inside your existing pipe,… Continue reading What Makes A Pipe A Good Candidate for CIPP?

Even vertical pipes often find their way below ground. CIPP (cured in place piping) is a common repair technique that rejuvenates pipes, and ensures that they last a long time. CIPP falls under the umbrella term “trenchless technology”, and is often the specific technological advance referred to when people bring it up. This provides a… Continue reading What Is Trenchless Technology?

You want to replace your vertical pipes with CIPP, but you aren’t sure how it will affect your current draining system. We have the answers to your question of whether CIPP will back up your drains.

You have vertical pipes that need to be repaired or replaced, but you aren’t sure about your options. Read this article for an explanation of your options.

Are you considering using CIPP for your vertical pipes? Read this article to learn about three reasons that vertical pipes respond well to CIPP.

Looking to replace pipes before they cause trouble, but not sure when is the best time? This article will help you understand the best season for replacing pipes.

If you are facing roof drain issues, you might consider CIPP as a solution. Here are some reasons to consider CIPP for your roof drain lining.

The CIPP process is growing in popularity, in the US. So why haven’t you heard about it? Here are three reason you may not be hearing about CIPP.