Pipelining: An Alternative to Traditional Piping Excavation and Replacement

Have you ever been faced with damaged pipes that require a company to dig up your yard or the floors of your home to make the necessary repairs? Did you know there is another way to repair pipes without all the interior and exterior property damage? That’s where pipelining comes in!  

Cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining is a more efficient and less disruptive alternative to traditional excavation and replacement. CIPP lining utilizes UV light to cure a flexible liner inside a damaged pipe, restoring the pipe to near-new condition with a life expectancy of 15 to 25 years.  

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While the upfront cost of pipelining may be higher than the cost of a traditional dig-up, pipelining can save you money in the long run. The benefits of pipelining include:  

• Minimal disruption – Pipelining is a trenchless method to repair pipes, meaning there is no need to dig up your yard or the floors of your home.  
• Cost efficiency – As a result of the decreased damage to the interior and exterior property, you save money by not having to pay for extensive repairs to your yard or home.   
• Faster installation – While traditional dig-ups take 2-3 days to repair the pipes, it takes additional time to repair the interior and exterior damage done by the dig-up itself. Pipelining takes approximately 2-3 days with limited to damage to the property. 
• Durability – Pipelining offers a 25-year warranty. 
• Reduced maintenance – Damaged sewer pipes cause sewer backups, which causes extensive damage to your property. Repairing the sewer pipes by lining the pipe prevents the pipes from backing up. 

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If you are struggling with damaged pipes that need to be repaired, you are not limited to a traditional dig-up. If you are looking for a better, more cost-efficient way to repair your damaged pipes, pipelining may be an option for you. For more information, contact Viper Plumbing at (443) 833-4793 or viperplumbing1@gmail.com.