The Materials We Use for Pipe Lining

If your pipes have been damaged by roots, clogs, or corrosion, and have leaks or big cracks, don’t wait to call on a professional for repairs. Doing so will only lead to more extensive and costly problems later on. If you are worried about the delay and disturbance caused by traditional repairs, Next Level Pipe Lining can provide you with trenchless pipe lining in Charlotte, NC, a no-dig method of repair that’s efficient and long-lasting.

Here are some of the quality materials we use for this repair:

PVC liners

CIPP pipe lining involves inserting an inflatable PVC tube liner filled with liquid resin. The resin will coat the damaged pipe and is left to cure. When the resin has hardened, the liner is deflated and pulled out. The resin completely seals and repairs and cracks or leaks, leaving you with a like-new pipe. We use PVC liners mainly to improve flow and provide structural support to old or damaged pipes.

High-Density Polythene

High-density polythene is a thermosetting material that is durable and versatile. Its durability ensures that it won’t sag under different weather conditions, making it an excellent choice for sewer pipe lining. These liners come in different sizes, so you won’t have to worry about any loose or ill-fitting joints once the repair is finished.

Fiberglass Reinforced Pipe

This type of pipe liner is made from thermoset plastic, a plastic made by strengthening fabric layers saturated with thermoplastic renin. This material is our best choice when we perform cast iron pipe lining.

As one of the leading pipe lining companies in Charlotte, NC, and the surrounding areas, you can count on Next Level Pipe Lining for prompt and reliable pipe repair solutions. If you notice a problem with your sewer system or simply need a routine inspection, contact us today to schedule an appointment.