Pipe Lining Explained (CIPP) // Episode 34

In this episode, we talk about the pipe lining process. In a longer form piece of content, our goal is to go in depth describing and explaining why each of these steps may be necessary. John harps on the importance of step 1, the camera inspection. Identifying and understanding what is going on in your sewer pipe and why it's causing you issues at your home or business is a key step to resolving that issue as quickly as possible.
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[@antonioosoriokory]

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[@roberthernandez1985]

Nice video informative I am a pipe lining and Trenchless specialist out in NJ I shoot permaliner UV equipment and do pipe bursting

[@kendavis1198]

Interesting. We live in a 65 year old Neighborhood. Have Cast Iron Pipe, My Neighbor just had a Company Redo his PIPES by Bursting out the Old and Pulling in PVC/ABS??? It was White Plastic Pipe, and they Hooked up a Clean Out going to the STREET. COST.... $16000.00??? What does this stuff Cost? In our Case, it's 35/40 FEET to the STREET in a Straight line to the MAIN CITY SEWER. We have a Clean out that accesses the MAIN in from of our Bedroom Window. Pretty Easy Access Point. Haven't checked on one Pricepoint here and it was $14000.00 to do a LINER like I see here?????? Jesus H????? Sound's kinda High compared to what my Neighbors had done??? They Did a Lot of work over there. 3 DAY'S Worth???

[@royalflushpipelining]

Obviously our pricing varies based on a few factors, but it's definitely not always cheap. However, the job will be done as fast and proficiently as possible. Our liner is also designed to last 50 years, so it's virtually a permanent fix, and 99% of the time, we wrap up residential projects in a matter of hours, not days.