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How Long Does CIPP Pipe Lining Last?

Wondering how long does CIPP last? Learn why properly designed and installed pipe lining is commonly expected to provide 50+ years of service and what affects actual lifespan.

If you are asking how long does CIPP last, the most responsible short answer is this: properly designed, installed, and tested cured-in-place pipe is commonly engineered around a service life of 50 years or more, but that number is not an unconditional guarantee that every liner will perform for exactly five decades. The actual life […]

Can Corroded Cast Iron Pipes Be Repaired Without Replacing Them?

Learn when you can repair corroded cast iron pipes with CIPP lining, when replacement may be necessary, and why camera inspection and cleaning should guide the decision.

If you need to repair corroded cast iron pipes in an older home, full replacement is not always the only option. Some deteriorated cast-iron drain and sewer lines can be rehabilitated from the inside with cured-in-place pipe, or CIPP, creating a new structural liner within the existing pipe. Other lines are too deformed, collapsed, offset, […]

Can You Repair a Sewer Line Without Digging Up Your Yard?

Sewer repair without digging may be possible with CIPP pipe lining. Learn how trenchless sewer repair works, when it fits, and when to excavate.

Sewer repair without digging is possible in many situations, but it is not the right answer for every damaged sewer line. Trenchless methods can rehabilitate or replace certain underground pipes while reducing the amount of excavation across lawns, driveways, patios, floors, and other finished areas. The deciding factor is the condition and geometry of the […]

Can You Repair a Sewer Pipe Under a Concrete Slab Without Breaking the Floor?

Sewer pipe repair under slab may be possible without breaking the floor. Learn when CIPP lining works, its limits, and what inspection should confirm.

Sewer pipe repair under slab does not automatically mean jackhammering through a finished floor. In many homes and commercial properties, a damaged drain or sewer line beneath concrete may be a candidate for cured-in-place pipe lining, or CIPP, which rehabilitates the pipe from the inside through existing access points. The important word is candidate: whether […]

Why Does My Sewer Line Keep Backing Up? 7 Possible Causes

If your sewer line keeps backing up, learn 7 possible causes, when cleaning may not be enough, and when a camera inspection can clarify the repair.

If your sewer line keeps backing up, especially after it has already been cleaned or snaked, there may be more going on than a simple clog. A sewer backup is usually a symptom. The more important question is what keeps causing wastewater to stop flowing properly in the first place. Sometimes the answer is relatively […]