Inspect
Confirm access, diameter, bends and structural condition.
CIPP lining repairs a suitable sewer pipe from the inside. Our always-free camera inspection helps determine whether your line can be prepared and lined, or whether a different repair is needed. We explain the findings before you decide on paid work.

See the crew, liner preparation, work at the pipe access point and interior pipe footage in our existing field video. Then start with a free inspection of your own line.
Watch our 55-second CIPP field videoCleaning and repair work are separate. We explain the recommended work before you decide.
Call (786) 558-0000The damaged host pipe is inspected and cleaned. A resin-saturated liner is positioned against the interior wall, cured and then inspected again. The finished liner creates a smooth, continuous flow surface without replacing every foot through an open trench.
For an aging cast-iron line, compare cast-iron repair and lining options before choosing the work. Pipe condition and access determine which approach fits.
Confirm access, diameter, bends and structural condition.
Remove scale, roots and buildup that could affect the liner.
Install the liner and cure it using the selected system.
Review post-installation camera footage against the agreed repair scope. Ask what the final inspection documents and which sections were not included.
A pipe must retain suitable continuity for the selected lining method.
Ask where equipment will enter, whether any opening is needed and how branch connections will be handled.
Discuss the sections being repaired, preparation, fixture-use restrictions, final camera review and any restoration before work begins.

Watch our team handling camera equipment, preparing the liner and working at the pipe access point. This short field edit gives you a closer look at CIPP preparation and pipe footage.
This edited overview introduces the work; it is not proof that your pipe can be lined or a promise about repair time. Your inspection determines the appropriate next step.
No. Camera footage, pipe condition, access, diameter and structural continuity determine whether CIPP lining is appropriate. Collapsed or badly offset sections may require a different repair or excavation.
Lining can reduce excavation for suitable pipes, but access or damaged sections can still require openings. Ask which areas need access, what would be opened and how any restoration is included in the proposed scope.
Ask which pipe sections and approximate lengths are included, how the line will be cleaned and prepared, where access is needed, how branch connections are handled and what final camera review is included. Clarify fixture-use restrictions, exclusions and restoration before approving work.
No. Design life and warranty are different. Any 50-year design-life statement must match the manufacturer’s documentation for the selected liner and application. Ask for applicable ASTM test documentation, any NSF listing for that exact system and use, and the separate written warranty terms.
Yes. Our camera inspections are always free. We review the findings and discuss appropriate options; cleaning and repair work are separate from the inspection.
Request your always-free camera inspection. The team will call to discuss the symptoms, access and scheduling. Cleaning and repair work are quoted separately.