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South Shore CIPP installation
We installed a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner on the South Shore with a Perma-Liner inversion tank and SpeedyLight+ UV curing equipment. The same method can renew your sewer from inside its existing route when it still holds its shape.
We install the liner from an access point and cure it into a new pipe wall.
On this South Shore installation, our inversion equipment introduced the liner into the existing pipe, and our UV curing system hardened the resin into a new pipe wall. We select the method around your sewer and the access available to it.
We inspect, clean and measure your sewer before we line it.
Our camera inspection establishes the accessible route and visible condition of your sewer. Cleaning clears deposits and obstructions, and our measurements help determine the repair length and diameter. If your pipe has completely collapsed or lost a usable route, it needs a different repair before lining can be considered.
For an urgent sewer problem, tell us which fixtures are affected, where your property is and what a previous inspection or clearing visit found. That information lets us discuss your repair with you. Installation timing and equipment depend on the job.
These photographs show the type of inversion drum and lining control equipment we use.
We matched the equipment to this failure and its access.
We used a Perma-Liner inversion tank and SpeedyLight+ UV cure tools where that combination fit the failure and the access available.
On your property, we may use the same or different equipment, depending on the liner design.