Cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) is a proven, long-lasting trenchless repair method that continues to grow in popularity for renewing aging and deteriorated pipes. Here are several systems that employ the technology, along with excavation equipment to expose entry points. Robotic cutters used for lateral reinstatements are also included.

A small-diameter pipe lining company in Virginia uses search engine optimization strategies to double annual revenue in six months.

CIPP and pipe bursting enable a Los Angeles County plumbing company to grow and stretch its services across a major metropolitan area

Subterrain Technologies gives customers a single point of contact for help with a host of underground infrastructure challenges

A cured-in-place lining system helps workers fix leaking drain lines while preserving the historic character of a Florida landmark

A southeast Wisconsin plumber turns to drain cleaning as a new and stable source of business – and finds satisfaction in lasting customer relationships

Up-to-date inspection and lining technology keeps a small California contractor on the cutting edge in a competitive urban marketplace

A contractor executes cured-in-place pipe repair in the radiology department and physical therapy area of a Florida hospital without disturbing patient care

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