Entries Tagged Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP)

For years, Steve Allen was frustrated by his inability to effectively tackle what he believes is a large potential market for pipeline...

“I’ve read articles in the past about the value of resin and tube systems, but can’t you use any resin with any...

In each issue, Cleaner magazine captures the work that contractors do through both words and pictures. When photographers accompany profiled contractors on job sites,...

As the demand for trenchless pipe lining continues to rise, NuFlow Technologies remains dedicated to providing new solutions for pipe rehabilitation. For more...

Dalton Coveyou has spent his young life taking care of others, so it’s no surprise he’s finding success in the service industry.As...

When Christopher McNulty, owner of Nu Flow St. Louis, decided to enter the trenchless market and began researching lining options, he was...

“I was shopping for a lining system at a trade show but left not buying anything. One vendor told me inversion was the...

In this video, CME Pipe Lining of Cincinnati shows the type of job that trenchless technologies are meant for: situations where doing...

“I’ve read some of your past blogs and I just can’t understand rehabilitating an old pipe when I can replace it. I...

NASSCO spent nearly two years advocating for the removal of language in the Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) that banned the use of...

In a calculated strategy implemented more than a decade ago, Progressive Pipeline Management (PPM) decided to invest in trenchless pipe lining technology...

Today, nearly 50% of pipe repairs use cured-in-place pipe. Though it was only invented in the early 1970s, CIPP’s ability to create...

Can you install a CIPP liner to standard? Prove your knowledge with this quiz, and then challenge your co-workers to beat your...

Cured-in-place pipe sewer rehab has seen significant technological advances and widespread acceptance since first reaching the U.S. in the 1980s. From resins...