How Long Does CIPP Lining Take?

Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining is a highly effective and efficient trenchless method to repair damaged pipelines without excavation. One advantage of trenchless pipe lining in Concord, NC, over traditional repairs is that they can be completed much faster. Next Level Pipe Lining explains that different factors that can affect the length of the pipe lining process:

Inspection

Pipe lining companies begin every repair job with an inspection to assess the extent of the damage. This step can take several hours, depending on the size and complexity of the pipeline.

Cleaning

The damaged pipeline is cleaned using high-pressure water jetting or other methods to remove debris and prepare the surface for the lining.

Lining installation

The CIPP liner is inserted into the pipeline and inflated using compressed air or steam to create a tight seal against the pipe walls. The liner is then cured using heat or UV light to harden it into a rigid, durable pipe. The lining installation process typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the length of the pipeline.

Quality Control

The finished CIPP liner is inspected to ensure it meets the required standards for quality and durability.

The CIPP pipe lining process can take anywhere from one day to several days, depending on the factors mentioned above. For professional pipe lining solutions, look no further than Next Level Pipe Lining. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.