Trenchless Sewer Pipe Repair Services
At CPR - Complete Pipe Repair, we specialize in providing efficient and cost-effective trenchless sewer pipe repair services. We understand the importance of maintaining a functional and reliable piping system for your home or business. That's why we offer a range of state-of-the-art services, such as HDR video inspection, drain pipe cleaning, and CIPP lining.
NO DIGGING = NO MESS
At CPR - Complete Pipe Repair, we specialize in providing efficient and cost-effective trenchless (NO DIGGING) sewer pipe repair services.
We save more than failing sewer lines, we also save properties. Your beautiful lawn, flower beds, driveway, and patio won't be destroyed without the technology CPR offers.
At CPR - Complete Pipe repair, we can completely replace your sewer drain pipes without any destructive (and expensive) digging!
CIPP Lining: A Modern and Efficient Pipe Repair Solution
For more significant piping problems, we offer Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining services. This innovative technique allows us to repair or replace damaged pipes without the need for excavation, saving you time and money. CIPP lining is a durable and long-lasting solution that can restore your pipes to a like-new condition, ensuring a smooth and efficient flow for years to come.
Cured-In-Place Pipe Lining in Dayton, Ohio
Are you having trouble getting your pipes to drain? If so, pipe replacement can be a costly, messy process. It means having to dig up old pipes, which means ruining the ground above the pipe. This can necessitate having landscapers come in, not to mention the labor costs involved in digging up the area where the faulty pipe is.
All of this work requires a lot of time and energy, which translates to a high cost. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a better way? CPR offers Cured-In-Place-Pipe lining, which is designed to eliminate corroded, cracked pipes that decrease flow rate due to build-up.
Below, we’ll explain what you need to understand about the process: what it is, how it works, and why CPR is Dayton, Ohio’s CIPP lining company of choice.
How does Cured-In-Place-Pipe lining work?
Before we begin installing the pipe, we’ll want to investigate your current one to determine the cause of the problem. This allows us to confirm the size, condition, and layout of your existing drain pipe to make sure that Cured-In-Place-Pipe lining is the best solution for you.
If we’ve determined that your piping system is a good candidate for Cured-In-Place-Pipe lining, we’ll clean your old pipe out to ensure that the new lining can attach itself properly to the existing piping.
At that point, we will custom-make the liner for your project. This is done through a process called “Wetting Out” a commercial-grade fiberglass mesh liner with a two-part, 100% solids epoxy. This liner will then have a bladder pulled inside of it and folded over and pulled in place in your pipe.
Once in place, the bladder is inflated to 20 PSI and left to cure out for 3-4 hours. After curing is complete, the bladder is deflated and removed, and you are left with a brand-new structural pipe equivalent to a PVC schedule 40 pipe.
As you can see on our site, the results make a major difference: instead of a system that’s full of roots, build-up, and other problems that are preventing your pipe from draining, your new system will be smooth and ready to withstand the rigors of time.
This is a great convenience for our residential clients, but it’s even more important for our commercial ones: you don’t want your employees or customers to have the wrong impression of your business due to a faulty piping system. That allows undesirable odors in your facility or back-ups that can cause thousands of dollars of damage and loss of income due to closures.
Experience the Difference
Choose CPR for your trenchless sewer pipe repair needs and experience the difference our expert services can make. Contact us today to schedule an HDR video inspection of your sewer and water drain pipes, and let our highly trained technicians provide you with the best solutions for your piping problems.