Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining is a cleaner, smarter way to repair damaged plumbing without digging up your property. By inserting a resin-coated liner into the existing pipeline and curing it with UV light, we create a brand-new structural pipe right inside the old one. This eliminates the need for heavy excavation, which saves your landscaping and slashes restoration costs. Most projects take less than a day, leaving you with a seamless, fully restored, root-proof pipe that is built to last.
- No Property Destruction
- Long-Term Cost Savings
- Built to Last
- Done in Hours, Not Weeks
FAQs
Built for lasting durability, pipe lining can last for 30 to 60 years or more if the drain line is properly installed and maintained.
The exact length of a pipe lining project can depend on factors including the length and depth of the pipe and the soil type, but our professional technicians at John’s Sewer can complete a trenchless repair job in as little as one day.
Traditionally, pipes are installed in a trench dug on the property. Trenching is used for construction on various residential and commercial properties, including plumbing, electricity, and drainage. Replacing a trench with a traditional dig like this can be a time-consuming process that potentially damages property.
Trenchless pipe lining is a technique where a flexible liner, often made of resin-coated material, is inserted into the existing pipe and cured in place, creating a new pipe within the old pipe. This can help avoid excavation and establish a long-lasting repair solution for your sewer pipes. However, not all pipes can handle a trenchless lining, and some severely damaged pipes will need to be replaced entirely.
Reach Out to John's Sewer
At John’s Sewer, we are proud to serve the greater Boston area with our drain cleaning and sewer services. If you’re interested in trenchless sewer repair, get in touch with the John’s Sewer team to discuss your options.
