Cured in place pipe (CIPP): a trenchless method to repair extensive pipelines without extensive digging.
We do not offer this service at this time.
This service is also called:
- Pipe Relining / Sewer Relining: The most common consumer-friendly terms.
- Trenchless Pipe Repair: Refers to the non-invasive method of repairing underground pipes without digging.
- In-Place Pipe Lining: Describes the process of building a “pipe within a pipe”.
- No-Dig Pipe Repair: Highlights the primary benefit of the technology over traditional excavation
Names Based on Installation/Curing”
- Inversion Lining: A specific installation method where the resin-saturated tube is flipped inside-out into the pipe using air or water pressure.
- Pull-In-Place: When a liner is pulled into the pipe and then inflated.
- UV-Cured CIPP: Refers to liners that are hardened using ultraviolet light rather than heat.
- Ambient Cured: Uses a fast-hardening epoxy that cures at natural/ground temperatures without applying steam, hot water, or UV light. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Common Brand Names”
- Insituform: Named after the Latin phrase meaning “form in place,” this is the original CIPP technology patented by Eric Wood in 1970.
- Nu Flow: A prominent brand specializing in small-diameter structural and non-structural pull-in-place lining methods.
- MaxLiner: A well-known CIPP equipment and systems provider for contractors