What Is Trenchless Pipe Relining?

Trenchless relining (also called CIPP - Cured-In-Place Pipe Lining) is a method of repairing damaged sewer or drain pipes without digging them up.

Instead of excavating and replacing the old pipe, technicians:

1. Inspect the line with a sewer camera.
2. Clean the pipe using hydro jetting or mechanical cleaning.
3. Insert a flexible liner saturated with epoxy resin into the existing pipe.
4. Inflate the liner so it molds to the inside of the old pipe.
5. Allow it to cure, creating a seamless new pipe inside the old one.
6. Re-open connections and perform a final camera inspection.

The result is essentially a new pipe inside the old pipe, restoring flow and sealing cracks, root intrusion points, and leaks.

• ✅ No major digging or landscape destruction.
• ✅ Faster than traditional pipe replacement.
• ✅ Can extend pipe life by 20+ years (many systems last much longer depending on materials and installation).
• ✅ Resistant to root intrusion and corrosion.
• ✅ Often more cost-effective when considering restoration of concrete, landscaping, or flooring.

• Cracks and fractures
• Root intrusion
• Offset joints (minor)
• Corrosion
• Leaking pipes

• Completely collapsed pipes.
• Severe bellies (sags) that hold water.
• Pipes that have lost too much structural integrity without spot repairs first.