Pipe Lining Supply Articles

Understanding how different curing processes use heat can help you consistently install a liner successfully no matter which method you go with

Which pipe rehab method has more pros? An industry veteran with experience on both processes weighs in.

Here are some of the factors to consider when deciding between pipe bursting and CIPP lining

The curing process creates an element of urgency to lateral lining that makes practice — and mistakes — best left to the shop rather than the actual job site

Fast is generally good when it comes to resin cure times in the CIPP industry, but warm temperatures can cut that cure time too quickly and make it difficult for contractors to get the job done

Be conscious about how you’re promoting trenchless rehab options to customers. You might not be reaching them as effectively as you think.

While drain cleaning is an important component to sewer maintenance, it is only part of the solution

When jetting can’t effectively remove tuberculation, consider using chain knockers to get the pipe prepared for a lining job

Mistakes on a job are never fun and can be costly, but as long as you learn from them, you’re moving in the right direction

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

It may not be an everyday occurrence, but you could come across asbestos-cement pipe on a job. Here are details you’ll need to consider.

Here are a few items contractors should be leery of as they hunt the market for a lining system

From infiltration to missing sections of pipe, pre-liners can help you overcome issues that arise on a lining job