CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) lining is a trenchless method for rehabilitating damaged sewer lines from the inside. A resin-saturated liner is inserted into the existing pipe, shaped to the pipe walls, and cured in place. The result is a new, seamless pipe inside the old one — without any digging.
We serve Duluth, Superior, Hermantown, Cloquet, Proctor, Two Harbors, and Ashland. Licensed and bonded in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Camera in first. Liner in second. Done right the first time.
We run a sewer camera through the pipe before any work begins. This tells us exactly what we are dealing with — cracks, root intrusion, offset joints, or corrosion — and confirms that CIPP is the right solution.
The pipe is cleaned by hydro jetting to remove buildup, roots, and debris. A clean surface is required for the liner to bond correctly. We do not skip this step.
The liner is measured and cut to the exact length of the damaged section. The resin is mixed and saturated into the liner on site before insertion.
The saturated liner is inserted into the host pipe and inflated to conform to the pipe wall. It is then cured using hot water or UV light, hardening into a new structural pipe.
After curing, we run the camera again to confirm full coverage, proper sealing, and that all connections are clear. You see the before and after footage.
CIPP stands for Cured-In-Place Pipe. A fiberglass or felt liner saturated with resin is inserted into the existing damaged pipe, inflated to press against the pipe walls, and then cured using heat or UV light. The result is a new, seamless pipe formed inside the old one without any digging.
CIPP liners are rated for 50 years or more when properly installed. The liner becomes a structural pipe in its own right and is not affected by the deterioration of the host pipe around it.
In most cases, no. CIPP is a trenchless method, meaning we access the pipe through existing cleanouts or a single small access point. Some situations require limited excavation if there is no accessible entry point, but full-length trenching is rarely needed.
CIPP is effective for cracked pipes, root intrusion, corroded or deteriorated pipe walls, offset joints, and minor collapses. It works on clay, cast iron, PVC, and concrete pipe. A camera inspection determines whether the pipe is a good candidate.
Yes. We provide CIPP pipe lining throughout Duluth, Superior, Hermantown, Cloquet, Proctor, Two Harbors, and Ashland. Licensed and bonded in Minnesota and Wisconsin.