Trenchless pipe lining
What to expect from our Nuflow trenchless lining
NuFlow is a proven pipe lining technology that restores and renews old, broken or corroded pipes to a “like new” condition without the need to remove or replace them. Our NuDrain cured-in-place pipe lining process does not require any digging or destruction to your property and therefore translates to less mess, less cost, and minimal disruption to your daily lifestyle
before
Years of corrosion, rust buildup, and deterioration have compromised the pipe's interior, restricting flow and increasing the risk of recurring drain problems
after trenchless pipe rehabilitation
The newly installed liner creates a smooth, seamless interior within the existing pipe, restoring proper flow and extending the life of the drainage system—all while minimizing the need for excavation.
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What is Trenchless Pipe lining
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Trenchless pipe lining is a pipe rehabilitation method that restores an existing pipe from the inside. A specially designed liner is installed inside the existing pipe and cured to create a new pipe within the original one, depending on the condition and configuration of the existing line.
Can all pipes be lined?
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No. Not every pipe is a candidate for lining. The condition, size, material, configuration, accessibility, and extent of damage all need to be evaluated before determining whether trenchless pipe lining is appropriate.
Why should i line my pipes instead of replacing them?
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Pipe replacement is a traditional means of repair where a plumber will remove the failing pipe and replace it with a new pipe. This repair method has many disadvantages, which include the creation of a messy construction site, significant time to complete, and the fact that in almost all circumstances costs more than lining. NuFlow’s cured in place pipe (CIPP) lining solutions are non-destructive, eco-friendly, non-invasive, cost effective and can be installed in a fraction of the time.
How does the pipe-lining process work?
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The process typically begins with a camera inspection to evaluate the line. The pipe is then cleaned and prepared before the liner is installed. The liner is positioned inside the existing pipe and cured to form a new pipe within the original line. The finished line is then inspected to evaluate the completed rehabilitation.
More questions?
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Nuflow Trenchless lining can be used on pipework with diameters between 2’ to 4” inch pipe depending on a variety of factors. Any length of pipe is manageable, but typically lengths of pipe that can be lined at once vary depending on diameter.
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A sewer camera inspection can help evaluate the interior condition of the pipe and identify issues such as corrosion, buildup, cracks, or other visible damage. After evaluating the line, we can determine whether trenchless rehabilitation may be a suitable option.
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After the 3-4 hour cure time, the bladder is removed, the cured liner is inspected as part of quality assurance. The section of pipe can be brought back into service within 10 minutes of successfully completing this process.
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In most residential projects, homeowners can remain in their homes during the rehabilitation process. However, certain drains or plumbing fixtures may need to remain out of service temporarily while work is being performed. Our team will explain any necessary restrictions before beginning the project.
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When properly installed under suitable conditions, trenchless pipe liners are designed to provide decades of service. The expected lifespan depends on the lining system, pipe conditions, installation quality, and ongoing maintenance.