The 2 Most Commonly Used Pipe Lining Technologies Used As Of 2020
6 Stages of Pipe Lining Installation:
These 6 steps explain the older CIPP pipe lining process for cast iron drains under your home.
1. Clean The Pipe
First the old scale and rust has to be removed using a high-pressure water “jetter” from the “cleanout” access point outside the house, and running a water hose into the pipe that washes out all the debris. Sometimes if the scale is too hard, patented tools are used to remove it. At the end of the cleaning process, all roots and rust and scale have been removed, and cracks and holes are clearly visible.
2. Video Inspect The Pipe For Measurements

3. Prepare The Liner
Next the patented pipe lining material is cut to the exact correct length, and a precise amount of self-hardening resin is placed inside the liner. A heavy roller is used to push the resin throughout the inside of the fabric lining material until it is completely saturated.
4. Pull Or Shoot The Liner Into The pipe

Pull in place pipe lining method
There are two ways to get the liner into the pipe. The first way is to pull it into the pipe using a cable. The liner is pulled into a precise location so that the pre-cut connections line up where the incoming pipes are. The second way the liner may be installed is to “invert” or “shoot” it into the pipe. In essence, the liner is rolled into a tank that has a gun barrel sticking out of it. When the tank is later pressurized with air, the front end of the liner that is sticking out of the barrel and that has been wrapped around the outside of the barrel, shoots the liner into the pipe as the liner turns inside out. Here is a video showing our proprietary air-inversion pipe lining.