Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) Articles

Are you ready to get started in the CIPP lining industry?

Understanding the tests CIPP products go through prior to hitting the market gives you the knowledge that helps build customer trust

MBI Pipelining relies on LMK Technologies products to build its trenchless service offerings

From caustic cleaners to cable machines, here are some tips on what’s wise to stick down a pipe post-lining

Steam can be a fast and effective way to cure a liner. But be sure you’re doing it properly, or you could have unhappy customers in the future.

Colorado’s C&L Water Solutions decided an in-house approach was best for building trucks to carry the company’s valuable pipe lining equipment.

An understanding of the difference between laminar flow and turbulent flow can help you achieve the decreased curing time you seek.

Some material costs can be saved by using a thinner liner on a pipe rehab job. But how do you figure out when it’s worth taking that route?

More pressure is not the answer.

Colorado contractor’s investment in new technology and markets drives exponential growth.

Florida sewer and drain company draws on years of experience to deliver quality results on every job.

New Jersey firm generates steady growth by embracing new technology for the residential market.