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Cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP) is an increasingly popular trenchless rehabilitation method used to repair existing pipelines. It has become one of the most widely used rehabilitation methods to fix water, sewage, gas, and chemical pipelines. CIPP continues to gain popularity because it requires no digging to repair damaged or structurally unsound pipelines. CIPP is especially beneficial in… Continue reading Five Reasons CIPP is Right for Dallas

As a business owner, it’s likely that you’ve experienced the need to have your pipes repaired. Many businesses are choosing to repair their pipelines using a trenchless repair technology known as CIPP (cured-in-place piping). CIPP creates jointless, seamless pipes within an existing pipe. Before a pipeline can be repaired using CIPP, it must first be… Continue reading What A CIPP Contractor Looks For When Assessing Pipes

CIPP or cured-in-place piping has become an increasingly popular option when it comes to pipeline repair across the entire United States, but particularly in Texas. Texas is the biggest states and has large cities like Houston and Dallas. These cities are packed full of people and buildings which can make pipe repair a daunting task… Continue reading CIPP in Texas: Technology is Expanding Across the State

Trenchless pipe relining and repair has many benefits for the commercial business. Choosing this method for repair reflects positively on your customer service for a number of reasons. A good customer experience is important to any business and your business is no different. Dealing with the mess of traditional pipe repair and replacement could leave… Continue reading Trenchless Pipe Relining and Customer Service

Cured-in-place piping, or CIPP, is a trenchless pipe repair technology. This form of pipe repair has the capability of restoring pipes ranging from 3” to 110” in diameter. This means that CIPP can be used for any company no matter their pipes’ diameter. CIPP reduces infiltration and leaks in pipeline systems without having to dig. Leaky pipes… Continue reading Improving Workplace Safety with CIPP

Pipe bursting and pipe relining have the same goal: replace an existing pipe with a new one, without digging a huge trench and physically removing the original pipe. This is a tall order. Both pipe bursting and pipe relining accomplish this goal, but they come at it from drastically different perspectives. When you compare the… Continue reading Pipe Bursting vs. Pipe Relining

CIPP is a perfect summer project. It adds value to a property by replacing old plumbing systems entirely. It’s a quick project that can easily be completed during the summer heat. Summer is also the season that is most suited to CIPP repairs. The ground is very solid and drains and gutters are under less… Continue reading Why CIPP Makes a Perfect Summer Project

Trenchless pipe repair can save you a lot of money. Labor costs go way down when you don’t need to hire as many workers. Materials come up even, or close to that. Down the line, you save even more money, as the efficiency and life expectancy of relined pipes puts the long-term CIPP cost far… Continue reading The Cost Savings of Trenchless Technology

Tree roots cause a lot of damage to pipelines every year. The hot Texas summers make it seem like trees are delicate. However, most trees are well established and can take a lot of abuse before giving up. Mostly, they absorb water from many different kinds of moisture, even if it’s full of waste. This… Continue reading How to Deal with Tree Roots

Dallas summers are no joke. When the temperature’s climbing and the water through your pipes is flowing, you can wind up with problems in your pipe seams. The hot weather makes trees desperate for water, which means they often break into your pipes. Additionally, the rapid changes in temperature can weaken any pipe seams that… Continue reading What Dallas Summers Can Do to Pipe Seams

Relined pipes last a long time. They’re durable, they’re quick to install, and they can rescue you from a nightmare of plumbing troubles. If you’re wondering whether or not it’s time for you to get your pipes relined, take a look at this list. If you have more than a couple of these signs, it’s… Continue reading Five Signs Your Pipes Need to be Relined

As CIPP grows more popular, misconceptions about the process grow more abundant. One of the biggest questions for those considering CIPP, is whether or not the liner will bond to the host pipe. While the perfect seal is easy to see as desirable, CIPP still provides amazing results without it. This article details how the… Continue reading Should CIPP Pipes Be Bonded to Their Host Pipe