PIPELINING

WHAT IS PIPELINING?

Over time, aging sewer lines can deteriorate, break due to roots and poor maintenance, and often replacing the line is the most obvious solution. However, with pipelining, customers can save excavation costs and have a fully restored drain line. 

Pipelining is a fully trenchless no dig solution. It can rehabilitate 2-inch interior drain pipes as well as main sewer pipes with an epoxy solution. Pipelining creates a new structurally sound pipe within the damaged line. If the pipe is mostly intact and not collapsed, pipelining is an ideal and cost-effective option. 

Using an epoxy resin and catalyst solution, a specialty liner carefully measured out is saturated and placed inside of the damaged drain line. It is inflated and molded to the interior of the existing pipe and left to cure.

The curing process creates a hardened and durable pipe within the old line. Pipelining can be applied to almost any type of pipe including cast iron, clay, and DWV (drain waste and vent lines).

• tsNo Excavation – The costliest aspect of replacing damaged drain lines and sewer pipes is often the excavation of concrete and landscaping and restoring of the property. With pipelining, the damaged sewer line is fully restored without digging. It is ideal when the pipe is damaged underneath the home, behind walls and under cabinets, under concrete, or even city sidewalks. With a no dig solution, there is no danger of hitting utility lines or leaking contaminants into the soil.
• Reduced Waste – Since the damaged drain line is not being removed, there is no waste going into local landfills. Pipelining is an environmentally safe drain repair solution.
• Versatility – With pipelining, it is versatile enough to repair small sections repairs of your damaged pipe, or can easily repair your entire sewer system. It can be used for multiple types of sewer lines and is efficient and long lasting.
• Fast – Unlike traditional digging and drain line replacement.  That can take weeks to replace.  Trenchless pipelining can be completed in a timely manner. Cure time can vary, but most epoxy lining can be completed and cured within one day.