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Pipe Lining Services in Woodland, CA
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Does your sewer have broken pipe sections or isolated cracks? If so, we can rehabilitate it without the costly expense of excavation. At Hall’s Plumbing, we offer top-of-the-range Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) lining services to all residents.
You can count on us for long-lasting repair methods designed to renew aging and deteriorating pipes in less time, and with less intrusion.
Why Choose Hall's Plumbing?
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What Is CIPP?
Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) lining is a trenchless pipe lining process used in the rehabilitation and restoration of existing pipes without the need for excavation. It uses a felt liner tube and a liquid resin.
CIPP can be used to fix complications such as:
- Broken sewer lines
- Root infested lines
- Collapsed pipes
- Damaged lines
How Does It Work?
First, we’ll do a video inspection of your pipes to check their condition and diagnose the exact nature of the problem. We’ll then hydrojet or use other suitable pipe cleaning techniques to clear any clogs or debris that may be blocking the pipes. The next step involves installing a special pipe liner impregnated with a resin mixture down the entire length of your sewer or pipe. This is usually done from the manhole or excavation point.
Next, the liner is inverted or pulled into the pipe using water or air pressure that inflates the resin to perfectly fit inside the old pipe. Once the resin cures and hardens (usually after a few hours) and the liner is removed, a smooth, fitted and corrosion-resistant new pipe within a pipe is created.
When the process is complete, a final inspection is conducted to ensure the installation is sound.
CIPP/Pipe Lining FAQs
Hall’s Plumbing recommends cured-in-place pipe lining for a variety of reasons. Should you have any questions or concerns, our team is more than willing to address them. Here are our answers to your frequently asked questions about this top minimally invasive service.
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What is CIPP?Cured-in-place piping, or CIPP, is an approach to pipe repair that keeps the original pipe in place while essentially "fixing" it from the inside with a newly applied coating.
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How does pipe lining work?During CIPP, we thoroughly clean the affected pipe first, usually with high-pressure water. After the initial inspection and cleaning, we turn a resin-filled tube inside out and insert into the pipe with air or water pressure. After the resin material "cures in place," we take out the liner to leave you with a like-new pipe!
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What issues can CIPP address?CIPP is a highly flexible process in that it can address a wide range of common issues. These include cracks from soil-shifting or age as well as damage from corrosion, tree roots, and general deterioration from normal wear. In some instances, small gaps in pipes may also be filled with the liner once the resin hardens.
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Is this method effective on older cast iron pipes?Many older properties have cast iron pipes that have been in place for several decades. As long as the pipe is still structurally stable, it's often possible to strengthen older cast iron pipes with a new resin coating to provide many more years of safe, reliable use.
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What are the signs you may need pipe lining?
Not all pipe problems are noticeable right away. In fact, it's more common for issues to be spotted long after a sewer or drain line has been damaged to some extent. This is often the case with tree root intrusions. That said, there are some signs we recommend looking out for that suggest CIPP may be right for your situation. These include:
- Unusually soggy or green spots on your lawn
- Damage around or to your foundation
- Issues with more than one drain in your home – including frequent clogs and backups
- Persistent and sometimes strong odors coming from drain or sewer lines
- Pest and/or rodent problems
- Rising water bills
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How long does it take to complete CIPP?The total duration of this type of pipe repair will depend on the location and length of the pipe as well as other factors unique to the situation. However, the actual relining process is usually completed during part of a single day. What's more, the process is minimally disruptive, meaning you can rest easy knowing there will be no significant post-project restoration and cleanup costs.
Advantages of Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) Trenchless Pipe Rehabilitation
The pipe lining process is fairly straightforward; resulting in an impermeable layer that creates a perfect seal within the pipe. Other benefits of CIPP include:
- COST SAVINGS: Since no landscaping, walls, driveways, or basements are destroyed, CIPP is cheaper than traditional “dig and replace” pipe repair methods.
- SPEEDS: Repairs are done faster, so you can get back to your normal life quicker.
- CLEANLINESS: No to little excavation means there’s no mess after the project is completed.
At Hall’s Plumbing, we use only top of the line pipe lining solutions from Perma-Liner Industries LLC. Over the years, residents have come to trust us for all their trenchless pipe lining needs.
Reach Out to the Local Pipe Lining Experts Today
Hall's Plumbing uses top-quality Perma-Liner materials and products to ensure long-lasting results when you need pipes to be re-lined and restored internally. We'll get you started with an inspection and an honest, pressure-free assessment so you can make a well-informed decision.
Contact us today to learn more about CIPP and if you may benefit from this approach to pipe repair.
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