What is Cured in Place Pipe Lining?

Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining is a ‘No-Dig’ method of repairing pipe defects without the need for excavation and replacement. A resin impregnated felt liner is installed within the pipe then inflated until it comes into contact with the internal pipe walls. Once in position, the temperature within the liner is raised to cure the resin, leaving a continuous, joint free, smooth lining within the existing pipe.

This method can be used to re-line complete runs (chamber to chamber) of any length, or repair 1.0m localised sections of pipe anywhere along the pipe run (known as Patch Lining). Re-Lining is the ideal solution for repairing fractures, cracks, holes and breaks in pipework, as well as sealing water ingress/egress and preventing root ingress.

What is Cured in Place Pipe Lining?

Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining is a ‘No-Dig’ method of repairing pipe defects without the need for excavation and replacement. A resin impregnated felt liner is installed within the pipe then inflated until it comes into contact with the internal pipe walls. Once in position, the temperature within the liner is raised to cure the resin, leaving a continuous, joint free, smooth lining within the existing pipe.

This method can be used to re-line complete runs (chamber to chamber) of any length, or repair 1.0m localised sections of pipe anywhere along the pipe run (known as Patch Lining). Re-Lining is the ideal solution for repairing fractures, cracks, holes and breaks in pipework, as well as sealing water ingress/egress and preventing root ingress.

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What are the Benefits to These Systems?

  • Water authority approved.

  • Rapid installation timescale.
  • Far less disruptive than excavation.
  • More cost effective than excavation in most cases.
  • Enables pipes to be repaired under buildings, rivers, woodlands, other services and many other location where excavation is not possible.

What are the Benefits to These Systems?

  • Water authority approved.

  • Rapid installation timescale.
  • Far less disruptive than excavation.
  • More cost effective than excavation in most cases.
  • Enables pipes to be repaired under buildings, rivers, woodlands, other services and many other location where excavation is not possible.