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How Can You Clean CIPP Pipes
December 2, 2016
A blockage in your cured in place pipes doesn’t have to be a disaster. If you’re wondering how to clean CIPP, don’t despair. Handling cured in place pipes doesn’t have to be that much different than handling other types of piping. Keep these rules in mind while you clean up, and you’ll know how to […]
Read MoreHas CIPP Been Tested Thoroughly?
November 25, 2016
No one wants to go out on a limb with their business. Before you commit to something as large as a pipeline rehabilitation project you want to know the facts. Have CIPP tests shown that it delivers on its promises? Has it been tested thoroughly? The answer is mostly yes–with the promise of even more […]
Read MoreCan You Reline CIPP Pipes Multiple Times?
November 18, 2016
Most businesses don’t want to find a fix that will work today. They don’t even want a fix that will work today and tomorrow. For a business, the best solution to a problem is one that will provide a precedent and accepted procedure. If your business is looking into using cured in place pipes to […]
Read MoreDoes CIPP Have to Shut Down the Pipes Completely?
November 11, 2016
CIPP, or cured in place pipe(s), is the process of curing a new pipe inside of an old one. It’s a somewhat recently developed method that’s gaining traction across the United States. Some advantages are obvious. It doesn’t require a trench. You save money on labor. It’s typically very quick. Some people are asking to […]
Read MoreWhat Size Pipe is CIPP Best for?
November 4, 2016
Pipe size for CIPP is a two sided issue. On the one hand, CIPP can handle pipes that come in many shapes and sizes. On the other hand, CIPP is especially effective for long pipes with many lateral connections. With few side effects due to the size of the pipe, CIPP is a flexible solution […]
Read MoreCIPP: No more digging!
October 28, 2016
Trenchless pipe repair is becoming a popular choice for pipe replacement. CIPP replaces pipes without digging huge trenches. You can repair your pipes without the hassle of closing down your property or redoing your landscaping afterwards. CIPP is perfect for older buildings or business that can’t afford to close down for long. Lower labor costs […]
Read MoreIs CIPP a Better Alternative to Traditional Pipe Repair?
October 22, 2016
A pipe crisis poses an immediate threat to a business. The first order of business is getting your doors open and business back on track. In the heat of the moment, business owners are tempted to stick with traditional pipe repair. They don’t want to take a risk on something they’ve never heard of before—which […]
Read MoreThe CIPP Process: How does it work?
October 14, 2016
The CIPP process can be confusing to homeowners. The prospect of trenchless pipe repair sounds too good to be true. How does the CIPP repair process take a broken pipe and turn it into something stable and useful? It all starts with the assessing the damage. Assess your pipe CIPP is great for repairing many […]
Read MoreHow Does CIPP Affect the Environment?
October 7, 2016
Cured in place pipe is becoming more common for both commercial and residential purposes. The government has long been using CIPP repair to avoid large-scale delays. It’s much easier to reline a culvert than replace it. During this time, the opinions of CIPP’s effects on the environment have been contested, but generally come up clean. […]
Read MoreAdvantages and Disadvantages of CIPP
September 29, 2016
Drainage and sewage pipes are essential for maintaining hygiene and minimizing flood dangers. Keeping these systems in good repair is becoming a growing challenge due to aging infrastructures. In order to keep expenses down and save time, as well as minimize disruptions, many places continue to explore alternative methods of pipe repair, such as CIPP. […]
Read MoreHome Inspections: Don’t Forget to Check the Pipes
September 23, 2016
Before buying a home, every reasonable buyer should inspect several things before putting their money down. It would be a reasonable assumption that, during home inspections, all of the superficial things are checked in detail. But to really know what state the home is in, you have to look below the surface. Things like heating […]
Read MorePipe Repair – Cleaning up the Mess
September 15, 2016
Sewage overflow is devastating to any homeowner. It can be equally devastating cleaning up sewage overflow. You may not be aware of the dangers associated with sewage cleanup, and hiring a professionally trained restoration service is recommended. Not only is there a risk of contracting harmful diseases, but there is also the danger of electrocution or […]
Read MorePreventing Sewage Back-Up
September 7, 2016
Sewage back-up can result from a number of different causes. In most cases, it is caused by flooding or heavy rain events, however, it can also be a result of broken or cracked pipes. No matter the cause, the damage can be devastating, possibly dangerous to your health and safety, and in some cases very […]
Read MoreIs Your Sewage Making You Sick?
September 1, 2016
Backed up sewage is agreeably one of the dirtiest situations that you could have happen in your home. It can also be an expensive and time consuming fix, not to mention the dangers to your health. Diseases from faulty sewage pipes can be pretty serious and even life threatening. Let’s talk about how your home’s […]
Read MoreRodents, Cockroaches, and Flies- Signs of Needed Pipe Repair
August 30, 2016
Don’t you wish there was a way to know the signs of a needed CIPP repair before things got ugly? Pipe repair has to be at the top of the list of homeowners’ most hated repairs. It causes major damage and quickly gets expensive. Below, we are going to cover a few signs that just […]
Read MoreIs CIPP more Affordable than Other Pipe Repair Services
August 22, 2016There is no stress-free way to cope with pipe damage, or worse, harsh pipe breakdown. The good news is you do not necessarily need to withdraw tens of thousands of dollars putting your home or business’ pipe or sewer lines back together. Affordable pipe repair is available. CIPP pipe repair costs help you avoid the […]
Read MoreSigns of Pipe Failure: When to Call for CIPP Repair
August 17, 2016
Is your home or building starting to smell like sewer? Do you have lush green patches appearing in your yard or an out-of-blue rodent problem? These are just a few key signs of possible sewer pipe failure. It’s important to address signs of pipe failure, and know when it’s time to call for CIPP repair. […]
Read MoreCIPP for Home and Business
August 8, 2016
Nothing is more frustrating for a home or business owner than when sewer issues arise. The cost of repairs, downtime and overall clean-up can be extremely overwhelming. A Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) can alleviate these concerns and address the plumbing needs of your home or business with minimal cost and labor. CIPP is a seamless, joint-less […]
Read MoreHow to Find a Certified CIPP Repair Service – Why Experience Matters?
August 5, 2016Dig and replace methods for sewer pipe repair and rehabilitation, have proven to be quite costly and inconvenient. As a result, the development of a new, more effective and efficient method of pipe repair and replacement came about. CIPP simply stands for cured-in-place-pipe. CIPP liners are a growing sector of the construction industry that has […]
Read MoreWhat is CIPP?
August 3, 2016
CIPP, which stands for cured-in-place-pipe lining has been a method of pipe repair and replacement used by U.S. plumbing contractors for the past 35 years. Considered just one of the different pipe repair methods referred to as Trenchless Technologies, the CIPP lining is a preferred option compared to the older way of repairing a broken, […]
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