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Trenchless Pipe Lining FAQs
The affected pipe needs to be stable enough to support the liner. We perform a non-intrusive camera inspection to determine if conditions are suitable for CIPP.
Depending on the extent of the damage, we can line just the affected section or the entire sewer, water, or drain line.
It's often possible to restore pipes affected by tree roots, corrosion from age and wear, and shifts within the soil with pipe lining techniques.
In some cases, it makes more sense to replace a severely damaged older pipe with one made from more reliable materials. Other times, however, it's possible to strengthen the pipe with a new internal coating.
It's not unusual for re-lined pipes to remain usable for another 50 years or so once they've been properly repaired from the inside.
Sewer Camera Inspection FAQs
One of our technicians conducts the pipe inspection by slowly and steadily working the camera attached to the flexible cable deep into the pipe. Images are displayed on a monitor and recorded for review and reference.
Given the flexibility of a camera-based plumbing inspection, any flaws or structural issues can be spotted quickly. This list includes tree root intrusions, blockages further within the line, and areas where water is pooling in the pipe.
We recommend having an inspection done whenever you're noticing signs of a sewer line problem. It can also be beneficial to have inspections done routinely at least once a year for preventative maintenance purposes.
On average, it takes about half an hour or so to do a sewer inspection. However, the exact duration will depend on the location of the pipe and other factors unique to the situation.
As long as there's an access point available to our pipe lining company, it's usually possible to conduct a sewer camera inspection on any sewer line on your property.
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