Pipe Lining & Trenchless Repair
Pipe Lining and Trenchless Repair, often referred to as C.I.P.P., Lateral Lining, or Trenchless Technology Repair, have been used by municipalities worldwide to maintain and repair damaged, root-obstructed drains and leaking pipes, or to stop groundwater infiltration for decades. Technology has made these processes affordable to homeowners and commercial customers. American Rooter has been installing pipe liners and trenchless repairs since 2004 as a simple and inexpensive alternative to excavating or exposing pipes in difficult-to-access areas. We provide these services to our Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts customers.
Benefits:
- Cost Saving
- Non-invasive
- Convenient
- Time-saving
- Repair 99% of the pipe without trenching
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If you need to rehab a failing sewer line without turning your property into a construction zone, American Rooter is the team to call.
American Rooter, the Plumbing and Drain Experts, is your CT pipe lining company for trenchless sewer and drain repair, including CIPP solutions designed to restore pipe integrity and reduce disruption. We serve all major towns and cities across Connecticut, including Litchfield, Waterbury, Watertown, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Stamford, Fairfield, Danbury, Torrington, Canaan, New London, Middletown, Tolland, and Windham. Calls are handled quickly by trained customer service reps and routed to experienced crews who evaluate your line and install the right lining method to seal out roots and water infiltration.
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Pipe Lining Services
Inexpensive alternative to excavation?
Call American Rooter, The Plumbing & Drain Experts, a local Pipe Liner Installer and Trenchless Technology company.
American Rooter uses most of today’s lining technologies to meet customers’ challenges of underground pipes and pipes within walls or ceilings. Exposing some pipes far exceeds the cost of installing a liner or other trenchless method. If you have a drain or sewer pipe with water infiltration, leaking, constant backups from root growth, severe deterioration, and other damage, pipe lining or trenchless services could be your solution. Call American Rooter to set up a consultation with our manufacturer-certified techs. We will walk you through the entire process from inspection to job completion.
Benefits:
- Repairs pipes under driveways, patios, roads, floors without digging
- Restores old clay, cast iron, asbestos, orangeburg, or pvc pipes to new
- Seals out root growth and damage from nearby trees and shrubs without cutting down the culprit
- Stops water infiltration and leaks
- Lowers cost and damage
- Less invasive
Methods available:
- Inversion lining and slip lining CIPP (Cured-In-Place-Pipe)
• Ambient CIPP with resin cure
• Steam CIPP with heat cure
• Ultraviolet (UV) CIPP with UV light cure
- Pull-in-Place and Push-in-Place (PIP)
- Pipe bursting with HDPE
- Slip lining with HDPE or A2
- Spray coating SIPP (Spray-in-Place-Pipe)
Ideal Suitable Situation:
- Extremely deep sewer or storm drain pipes.
- Water mains and water lines running near utilities
- Drain lines below the water table.
- Drain pipes, gutters, or storm lines in structural stone or concrete.
- Pipe in walls, ceilings, or floors.
- Water mains and drains under roads, trees, patios, or other expensive surfaces.
- Sewer or storm drains with root growth, severe water infiltration, or leaks.
- Broken pipes with missing sections, rotted-out bottoms, or cracked pipes.
- Acidic drain lines like urinals, soda lines, grease trap drains, and commercial kitchen drains.
- Pipes in acidic soils.
- Pipes below areas that would be too disruptive to dig.
Inside Pipe before & after Lining
Cracks, Roots, Rust & more
Trenches Solution solves the problem
PLUMBING
Installs & Repairs | Plumbing Leaks | Hot Water Heaters | Sinks, Tubs, Toilets | Frozen Pipes | Appliance Installs | Sump Pumps | Ejector Pumps | Remodels
DRAIN CLEANING
Drain Snaking | Water Jetting | Broken Pipes | Clogged Drains | Drain Backups | Pipe Inspections & Locating | Mark-Outs & Map-Outs
JETTERS, PUMPERS & VACS
Storm Catch Basin Cleaning | Hydro-Excavation | Lift Station Cleaning | Septic Tank Cleaning/Pumping | Grease Trap Cleaning | Pump Station Cleaning | Flooded Basements | Jet-Vacs | Trailer Jetters | Portable Jetters | 1″ to 48″ Diameter Pipes
PIPE LINING & EXCAVATION
Excavation | Construction | Septic Systems | Sewer Systems | CIPP (Cured-in-Place) | Ambient | UV | Steam & Hot Water | Inversion | Spot Repair | Pull-in-Place | Brush Coating | Pipe Bursting | Slip Lining
PIPE LINING FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Connecticut Pipe Lining Company Pipe liner installation to fix broken drains and root problems.
Pipe Liner Installers like American Rooter, The Plumbing and Drain ExpertsTM , can fix a broken pipe or seal out tree roots from a drain by installing a liner inside the pipe. Pipe lining is a trenchless solution that is a faster and less destructive way to repair a broken pipe or root growth problem in a drain. In many cases re-lining a drain can also be the cheapest alternative.
Previously, a damaged, broken, or leaking underground pipe or a pipe with roots had to be dug to be repaired or replaced. Now, a pipe lining company like American Rooter, The Plumbing and Drain ExpertsTM, installs a cured-in-place pipe lining material or pipe bursting products for this type of permanent repair. Pipe lining is the least obtrusive way to repair or replace underground plumbing without digging the whole pipe. Liners can be installed throughout the entire pipe or by doing a smaller spot repair for minor breaks.
Pipe lining and trenchless methods save trees, yards, shrubs, patios, sidewalks, concrete, asphalt, driveways, and streets that lie above a pipe that needs repair. These can be done under basement or building floors and in walls, usually for less cost versus jackhammering and digging the pipe. Liner installation can be far less dangerous than digging in the same area as utilities or digging deep trenches. By installing the liner or pipe bursting through the pipe below these items, pipe lining service companies help reduce costs and save irreplaceable items like a 200-year-old tree.