While trenchless pipe lining is a very effective way to repair compromised pipes beneath roadways, structures or other surface-level objects, it’s not perfect. Nothing is ever 100 percent perfect, both in life and in plumbing. Every type of property renovation project is vulnerable to error; it doesn’t matter if it’s roofing, electrical work or pipe lining, nor what caused the error.Sooner or later, a liner in a given job will not cure to the desired extent or be washed away during the application process; it’s a risk in any project. When this happens, what’s important is not scrapping the project
How to Repair a Liner That Didn’t Fully Cure
After pinpointing the cause, it’s vital that a CIPP contractor knows how to effectively deal with a partially cured pipe.
Nov 17, 2015 | by William Heinselman |
