- Announcement: Pipelining Technologies Inc. Has Phased Out Our Single-Family Residential Division and Will Now Exclusively Serve Commercial Clients.
Backups? Slow Drains? Leaks? Cracks? Odors?
Give Old Pipes New Life with Pipelining Technologies’ advanced non-invasive restoration.
If Your Pipes Are 30+ Years Old, They Could Look Like This! Don't Wait for Disaster.
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Advantages of Trenchless Pipe Lining
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NO DESTRUCTIVE TRENCHES
NO DESTRUCTIVE TRENCHES
Unlike conventional sewer pipe repair or replacement, we do not need to dig trenches through your property in order to remove and replace the existing broken sewer pipes.
50+ YEARS
OF USE
50+ YEARS OF USE
Our structural pipe lining is comparable to Sch 40 PVC and has an expected life-use rating of 50+ years. The same process is used in large-diameter pipes in nearly every municipality in the United States.
30%-40% SAVINGS OVER REPLACEMENT
30%-40% SAVINGS OVER REPLACEMENT
Trenchless pipe lining is gentle on your property and surprisingly gentle on your wallet! Our customers tell us they save an average of 30%-40% over conventional pipe replacement and follow-up repairs.
MINIMAL INTERRUPTION
MINIMAL INTERRUPTION
Your home or business can remain operational while our crews perform their work discreetly - saving you the hassle of relocating or losing valuable revenue.
INCREASED FLOW CAPACITY
INCREASED FLOW CAPACITY
Over time, your existing sewer pipes begin to have diminished capacity due to buildup, scale, or roots. Our 3-step process restores your pipes to their original flow capacity and removes any obstructions.
ECO-FRIENDLY REPAIRS
ECO-FRIENDLY REPAIRS
Conventional sewer repair causes destruction and hazardous waste. Trenchless sewer repair largely eliminates this by restoring the existing pipes and not contributing construction debris to the landfill.
