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Cured-in-place pipe lining, pulled in place pipe lining and pipe bursting are three methods of trenchless sewer pipe rehabilitation. Determining the best method to use is dependent on the condition and location of the pipes in need of repair.

CIPP Method of Sewer Pipe Rehabilitation

The most common sewer pipe rehabilitation method is cured in place pipe lining (CIPP). With this method, a new pipe is cured directly within a deteriorated one, creating a brand new pipe that prevents future deterioration and tree root intrusion. CIPP is an ideal solution because it results in minimal disruption to surroundings, unlike traditional sewer repair that requires excavation. Plus, customers are only without their services for the time it takes to install the liner!

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Fixing a cracked sewer pipe typically involves several steps. First, a sewer camera inspection is conducted to assess the extent and location of the crack. If the crack is minor and not causing significant issues, it may be repaired using epoxy lining or a patch. For more extensive damage, the damaged section may need to be replaced. This often requires excavation to access the pipe. In some cases, trenchless repair methods like pipe bursting or pipe relining can be employed to minimize excavation. Consulting with a professional plumber is essential to determine the best repair approach based on the specific circumstances.

On average, sewer lining can cost between $80 to $250 per foot of lining. However, prices can range from $4,000 to $20,000 or more for a complete lining job. The exact cost should be determined after a professional inspection and assessment of your specific sewer system’s needs.

Pipe relining, also known as trenchless pipe repair, offers several advantages. Firstly, it eliminates the need for extensive excavation, reducing disruption to landscaping and structures. It is more cost-effective since it requires less labor and material. Pipe relining is also faster, often completed within a day, minimizing downtime. It creates a seamless, jointless pipe within the existing one, preventing root intrusion and leaks. Additionally, it extends the lifespan of the pipe and can be used for various pipe materials. Overall, pipe relining is a less invasive, cost-efficient, and durable solution for repairing damaged or deteriorating pipes.

PIPP Method of Sewer Pipe Rehabilitation

Another commonly used method of sewer pipe rehabilitation is pull in place pipe lining (PIPP). With this method, a fiberglass sheet impregnated with epoxy resin is wrapped around a rubber bladder. The bladder is then pulled into the deteriorated section of pipe, and steam is applied to not only inflate the bladder but to cure the epoxy resin. This method is ideal for spot repairs and short sections of deteriorated pipes.

Pipe Bursting

When pipes have ovalized in shape or collapsed, they become too deteriorated for lining. When this happens, pipe bursting is an ideal solution. Using this method, the excavation of an entry and exit pit are necessary. A bursting head is then attached to the new replacement pipe. The bursting head and new pipe are pulled through the old sewer line, breaking up the old pipe and placing the new pipe in the same space.

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