Pipe Lining Process: Cured-IN-Place- Pipe Lining

Cured-In-Place-Pipe lining has been in use in the United States for the last 35 years. It is an approved and chosen method to rehabilitating cracked, broken and failed sanitary sewer pipes. Lining is less expensive and more efficient than traditional replacement methods. The lining process can be used to rehabilitate virtually any type of pipe including; Clay, Cast Iron, Orangeburg, PVC, ABS, HDPE, Concrete Pipe, etc.

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The pipe lining Installation Process is Simple...

1 The damaged pipe is cleaned and inspected.

1 A measurement is then taken so the pipe-liner material
can be cut to length.

1 The 100% epoxy resin is then mixed and poured into the
liner material impregnating it.

1 The pipe-liner is then loaded into the launching unit.

1 Then the pipe-liner is inserted into the pipe through an inversion process that utilizes air pressure.

1 This literally turns the pipe-liner material inside out which allows the resin to bond with the host pipe.

1 The resin cures within 3 hours.

1 The pipe is put back into service
Key Benefits of Pipe Lining:
- Residential
-Commercial
- Industrial
- Municipal
- Sub Contracting Work
- Seals cracks and holes
- Seals bottomless cast iron
- Fills missing pipes
- Smooth out big off-sets
- Seals joint connections
- Root damaged pipes		 - Roof drain vertical pipes
- Seals storm drain lines
- Under slab pipelines
- 2"- 12" diameter
- Infiltration/Exfiltration
- Electrical conduct lines
- Building Sewers under Slabs, Landscaping, Driveways, etc.
- Vertical Wet/Dry Stacks in Condo and Apartment Buildings

Certified and Approved Lateral Pipe Lining Materials

Perma-Lateral™ linerPipelining Services uses materials that are third party tested and certified by NSF and IAPMO. They also exceed standards and specifications set by ASTM F-1216 which require a minimum design life of 50 years. In addition to this our materials are environmentally safe.

Our pipe-liner materials consist of two layers of flexible needled felt and one layer of scrim reinforcement. The tubular liner material is fabricated to a size that when installed will expand and tightly fit the internal circumference of the original pipe. The outside layer of the tube is coated with a 2mil thick Polyvinyl Chloride finish.

The finished product

The finished product is corrosion resistant and is a stand alone pipe.