The Different Trenchless Pipe Lining Methods

Trenchless methods are a great way to repair old and damaged pipes without the need to excavate your property. At New England Pipe Restoration, we specialize in trenchless pipe lining in Boston, MA, and use several methods when providing this service. Our trenchless solutions are designed to repair or replace damaged pipes more efficiently.

Here are some of the services we offer:

CIPP Pipe Lining

CIPP pipe lining, also known as cured-in-place-pipe lining, is a trenchless pipe repair method that involves inserting a flexible lining material into the damaged pipe. The lining material is filled with epoxy that coats the interior of the pipe. The epoxy is then left to cure overnight, creating a new pipe within the existing damaged pipe. One of the advantages of CIPP lining is that it can be used to repair pipes of various sizes and materials, including PVC, cast iron, and clay. It is also an efficient and cost-effective solution as it requires minimal excavation and can be completed in a matter of hours.

Pipe Bursting

Pipe bursting is a method used by pipe lining companies that involves simultaneously breaking apart the damaged pipe and pulling a new liner in its place. This method is ideal for pipes that have old pipes with extensive damage and require complete replacement. Unlike traditional replacement methods, pipe bursting only uses the existing entry and access points into your sewer system.

Sliplining

Another method we use for sewer pipe lining is sliplining. This repair is done by inserting a smaller diameter pipe into the existing damaged pipe. The new pipe is then anchored to the old pipe, creating a new and stronger pipe within the damaged one. Sliplining is ideal for dealing with pipes with minor damage such as cracks.

Keep your home safe from problems caused by sewer issues with speedy repairs from New England Pipe Restoration. To learn more about cast iron pipe lining or our other trenchless lining solutions, contact us today.