Trenchless Sewer Lining

Trenchless Sewer Lining

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What is Trenchless Pipe Lining?

You may have heard trenchless sewer lining or no dig repairs, but what does that mean? Trenchless, no dig, and lining all refer to CIPP or Cure In Place Pipe. This is a process that involves a host material which is the felt or fiberglass liner for an ecopoxy or vinyl resin. 


Usually, the liner is impregnated with resin and then pushed, pulled, or inverted into place. Once it is in the host pipe, the resin is then cured which creates a new pipe inside of the old pipe.


Why is this a better method? Installing a liner can save hard surfaces, landscapes, and other types of restoration or disturbance. Usually, these installations can be made with just one access point such as a cleanout or tee. If an access point is not available, one must be made in order to install the liner. This usually takes place at the house trap of the building.


At N. Constant Excavation & Plumbing, our installers are qualified by both WRT and Hammerhead Trenchless on all products that we install. This allows us to provide you with a 5-year warranty and also a 50-year expected lifespan of the product. 


It is critical to get the proper help to repair or replace the sewer lines as soon as possible to avoid damage. Make sure to hire us right away for on-time and efficient solutions.

Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Line Repairs

  • There's minimal digging or excavation involved.
  • It takes less time than traditional pipe repairs.
  • Completely restores damaged lines.
  • Totally eliminates tree root intrusion.
  • It can make interior repairs within the slab or under the house.
  • It can make exterior repairs all the way to and under the road to the main.
  • It’s less expensive than traditional pipe repairs.
  • Repair part or all of a compromised pipe, bridging missing pipe sections, repairing cracked or broken pipes.
  • It goes under landscaping, not through it. And it works under driveways, sidewalks, pavers, and walls.
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Trenchless Sewer Repair Frequently Asked Questions

  • How often should the sewer lines be cleaned?

    It's ideal that sewer lines be cleaned every 18 to 22 months based on the kind and age of property you have. Regular sewer cleaning will ensure your sewer works properly, further preventing costly damage resulting from sewage leaks and blockage.

  • Will a sewer line repair destroy my yard?

    We know you take great pride in your lawn. With our equipment and non-invasive methods our experts will provide trenchless sewer repair services without having to dig out unsightly holes in your yard.

  • How is the pipe lining method carried out?

    We use a Perma-liner pull-in-place system, which is a process that involves using a PU-coated needle felt tube, also known as the Navi Liner. Our experts will inject this material with a 100% capacity solid epoxy resin and then pull the tube into position, allowing the resin to seal and bond. You can get to use the sewer line the same day we fix it!

  • What Makes Perma-Liner Products So Special?

    Perma-Liner is a leading manufacturer and supplier of trenchless pipeline rehabilitation equipment and materials in North America. Perma-Liner has been developing systems to rehabilitate existing sewer systems since 1999. Perma-Liner's experience in the CIPP (Cured-In-Place-Pipe) industry has allowed them to design, patent, and manufacture state-of-the-art technology.

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