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There are many different ways to repair pipes. Some companies will tell you digging is the only reliable solution. These companies are probably in it for the money. CIPP sewer repair is one of the best options for drainage systems for a variety of reasons. If you want to revolutionize the industry and make lasting repairs that are simple, this is the way to go!
Traditional Pipe Repair
When you’re looking at drainage systems, the repairs often happen deep underground. Whether it’s storm drainage or sewage lines, they are never easy to access. That means when you use traditional repair, the physical pipe has to be uncovered.
This leads to excavation, invasion of your property and business time, and extensive labor hours. Traditional pipe repair means the company has to dig to access the pipe.
CIPP Sewer Repair
When you compare traditional repairs to CIPP repairs, there is a big difference. The first is you can skip the dig. One of our primary goals here has always been to avoid unnecessary digging. That is where CIPP comes in.
CIPP is inserted into any pipeline structure using a utility hole or access point. If we need to dig to reach these, it is very minimal. That is one of the revolutions of this practical repair solution. While there are providers who speak negatively of CIPP, the truth is that it is an outstanding solution.
CIPP will last 50+ years, and updated technology has improved processes to make it safer and easier to cure as well. It is one of the top solutions when you’re looking for a revolutionary fix.
Understanding CIPP Repairs
CIPP stands for “cured-in-place pipe.” To apply, we do a video inspection first. This helps us assess the pipeline and prepare it for the repair. Then we do any necessary preparation, such as flushing out the pipes. The tube-like liner is very thin, but it hardens as it cures. We insert this liner into the pipe and place it where it is needed.
Then, we let it cure. The curing process adheres it to the pipe, effectively sealing it. It also hardens the liner to create a brand-new pipelike structure. The best part is that it is thin yet strong. It will not impede the flow rates of your sewer or drainage systems. We do only use CIPP on pipes that are 3 inches or larger in diameter to ensure this.
Curing can sometimes take a bit. However, we use UV solutions to help speed up the process as needed.
Let Advanced Pipe Repair Handle Your CIPP Sewer Repair
Skip unnecessary digging and count on a reliable solution. CIPP is revolutionizing pipeline repairs across Texas because it truly is a great solution. You can count on longevity, compatibility, and simpler solutions with CIPP.
Advanced Pipe Repair works with the latest and greatest technology to give you the results you need. Contact us today for your pipe repair needs and see the difference for yourself.