Pipelining can be performed on a variety of plumbing pipes including PCV, cast iron, stainless steel, clay, concrete, copper, galvanized steel and Orangeberg. A typical pipelining job takes about 5-6 hours which includes a few hours of curing or drying time. As soon as the pipe liner is cured, the pipe can be put back in service. All of our pipelining materials meet or exceed ASTM specification. This means our pipe liners will last a minimum of 50 years and they are completely safe for drinking water. Installation of Trenchless Pipelining![]() Installation of CIPP or trenchless pipelining takes as little as 2-3 hours plus drying / curing time. The first step in any pipelining project is to send a video camera down the pipe to find the problem and evaluate what type of materials will be needed. Next, the pipe is prepped and cleaned so the pipe liner has a clean and smooth surface to bond too. Next, the materials are cut and setup (liner material is saturated with a mixture of high strength epoxy resins). Next, the liner is pulled or pushed into place using a pulley system or air pressure depending on the situation. Once, the pipe liner is in place over the damaged pipe, a balloon like device is inflated inside of the pipe liner, causing the liner to press and bond to the original host pipe. After 3 hours or drying and curing the balloon is removed and the new pipe is inspected for proper coverage and installation. If it passes inspection, the water can be turned on and tested. The average installation from start to finish is usually 5-6 hours total. To get a free estimate on pipelining or pipe rehab, give us a call 888-253-1320.
Benefits of Trenchless Pipelining![]() 1. No digging or demolition required. 2. Pipes can be repaired and back in operation the same day. 3. Pipelining lasts over 50 years and prevents future problems from occurring. 4. Significantly lower costs when demolition of flooring or concrete is required.
We offer pipelining and relining to all residential, commercial, industrial and government customers throughout all of Hillsborough County including Clearwater, St. Pete, Largo, Dunedin, Seminole, Palm Harbor, Hillsborough Park, Dunedin, East Lake, Tarpon Springs, Indians Rocks Beach, Belleair, Belleair Beach, Clearwater Beach, St. Pete Beach, Safety Harbor and Gulfport.
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