A new pipe inside the old one, installed through a small access hole. No trench across your lawn or driveway.
Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining is a way to renew a sewer line from the inside. A felt tube saturated with resin is pulled or inverted into the old pipe and inflated against the walls, then cured with steam, hot water or light until it hardens into a smooth new pipe within the old one. It seals cracks and joints, stops roots, and restores flow.
Because it needs only a small access pit or an existing cleanout, lining usually avoids trenching through landscaping, driveways, patios and trees. It requires a clean, camera-inspected host pipe, and it works best on pipes that are still in a continuous shape, so we assess your line carefully before recommending it.
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BeforeAfterSmall access points, not a lawn-wide dig.
Stops roots and leaks at the source.
Driveways, patios and landscaping stay.
Many liners are installed in a day.
Inspection before and after.
A smooth liner designed to last for decades.
Every topic has its own page with signs, causes and fixes.
Pipe or methodCIPP LinersA resin-saturated felt tube cured inside the old pipe makes a new pipe within a pipe, without a…Learn more 
Pipe or methodClay TileRock-hard and long-lived, but the short sections and joints let roots in. Common in older sewer laterals.Learn more 
Pipe or methodCast IronTough and quiet, but it rusts from the inside after many decades. Common in homes built before the…Learn more 
Common problemTree RootsFine roots find a crack or an open joint, then grow into a net that catches everything flowing…Learn more Six questions about your pipe and what the camera found, and we rank cleaning, spot repair, lining, bursting and replacement for you.
We ask a few questions, give you immediate tips and send the right equipment.
We look inside the pipe to find the cause, not just the symptom.
You see the findings and approve a price before work begins.
Cable, hydro jetting or repair, with the least disruption to your property.
A second camera pass confirms the line is clear and sound.
We explain what caused it and set up prevention so it does not return.
For many pipes, yes. It creates a seamless new pipe. It is not suitable for collapsed, badly offset or severely bellied pipes, which need excavation or bursting.
Manufacturers commonly describe a service life of several decades when installed properly. Ask us for the specific product details.
Often yes, within limits. The camera inspection tells us.
Slightly, but the smooth surface usually keeps flow as good as or better than before.
Pipe BurstingA brand-new pipe pulled through the path of the old one: full replacement with minimal digging.Explore 
Sewer Repair & ReplacementWhen a sewer line is broken, collapsed or sagging, we repair it the way that makes sense for…Explore 
Root RemovalRoots find tiny cracks and joints, then fill the pipe. We cut them out, flush the line and…Explore 
Sewer Camera InspectionSee inside your pipes. A camera inspection finds roots, cracks, sags and breaks, and gives you video proof.Explore Tell us what is going on and we will call you back quickly.
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