The Trenchless Pipelining Process Explained (C.I.P.P.)
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- PipeLT.com - We are a Trenchless Pipe Lining Company servicing greater Southeastern, Florida. We have over 35 Years of plumbing history and for the last 16+ years, we have specialized exclusively in pipelining. If you would like a quote to repair your sanitary drainage pipes using pipelining, fill out the contact form on our website or call 561-412-4234 today!
Don't dig up your floors or tear out your walls in your home, building, or condominium to replace bad pipes. Trenchless Pipelining allows you to make repairs with minimal disruption to your daily routine and surroundings saving you 30-40% on repair costs.
Pipelining Technologies, Inc. offers a 5-year parts & labor warranty. The end product has a 50-year life-use expectancy. That's almost double the life-use of new cast iron pipe in South Florida!
Repairs that would be completed in weeks or months can be made in just a few days with pipelining.
This video shows the Continuous Inversion Pipelining process from start to finish. The steps of a typical pipelining application are as follows:
1) Initial Video Inspection
2) Pipe Cleaning
3) Assemble the Liner
4) Mix 2-Part Epoxy
5) Add Epoxy to the Liner
6) "Wet-Out" Liner (Saturate Evenly)
7) Load Liner into Inversion Tank
8) The Pipe is Lined
9) Robotically Reinstate Branch Openings
Great video! As a building inspector for 21 years thank goodness someone invented this. I hate seeing home owners have to rip out concrete slab to replace lines like the old ways. That’s why I hate houses on slab. I’ve seen this done many times. It’s great!
This is one of the most informative videos I have seen on a very specific type of pipe rehabilitation process. Thank you very much for putting this together. It is the best CIPP video I've seen to date.
This is spot on and so informative
The sewer line in front of my house is being retrofitted as I type this. I wasn't aware of how this inversion process worked until watching the video. My street was finally repaired and new asphalt put down 6 months ago, it was in bad shape after 20 years. I'm glad they used this system instead of having to rip the road up, as the sewer is probably 40 years old, and in desperate need of repair.
Well done video production. I'm surprised you only had less than 20 views by May 5th 2019?
I was jetting a drain yesterday for a friend's sister, a professional came out last week to use snake auger they were horrible. I brought a Jetter hose and a cheap pressure washer took 6 hours but I got it done. I was discussing this technology last night to the client but until I saw this video was not sure of the process. Fantastic!
Very well explained on how this process happens. I am getting this done in my development and was curious. Amazing the things we can do.
Thank you very much to help me
Thanks, this is a really great video. Explained and showed the process well.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video, I have learned a great deal from it!
Thank you, Mark. We're glad to hear from England!
Pretty neat. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
i just had this done at one of my rental properties..50 feet under a busy street to the city sewer and they were done in 5 hours. it would have been a nightmare digging all that up..
They need to start letting us do this at work. No more digging. My company needs to get with the times.
This looks good for a sewer line job and I guess cheaper than renewing sections of houses sewer line that need repairing.Think it is fairly new process any reviews would be appreciated from home owners who had this work done several years ago.
about 40 years.
What if there is a pipe section separation between the house & clean out ie: can you re-connect the 2 half's >------ _X_------>
good
Sweet ...... I'm looking to get into this...
We line 2-15" but large diameter CIPP contractors can line as large as 104" pipe.
And?
great video ...... do you also invert your cali and liner at the same time?
Yes we do invert them together.
Hello! do you know someone who covers Amsterdam, New York?
What's the maximum length/width of pipe that you can coat?
326 miles.
What if you had to run a liner up the connection pipe? Could you use the same access point or would you have to use a different access point and run another liner down to meet the first liner that is now in place?
Hi Steven, thanks for watching. It really depends upon the system. Our goal is to be as minimally-invasive to the property as possible. An excellent video inspection is key to outlining the layout of the lines prior to beginning any CIPP work so we are prepared and can plan the best course of action for the long-term success of the property owner. Most customers are surprisingly pleased with the fast service and little disruption involved with pipelining when compared to conventional pipe repair methods.
Thanks, this was very informative! I'm considering this option since we would have to dig up the entire add-on kitchen to replace the sewer pipes. Can you recommend a company in Baltimore, MD?
Hi RS! Glad this was helpful. Pipe lining is a great (and sometimes longer-lasting) alternative to pipe replacement. We reached out to our friends at Apex CIPP Solutions and they recommend you call Saia Plumbing and Heating at 301-924-3600. Please let us know how things turn out. We'd love an update on your pipe lining project.
Any recommendations in CT?
What is the thickness of the liner (for various size pipe interior diameters)? How much will the size (cross sectional area or diameter) be reduced?
Our liner materials range from 2mm -4.5mm inside the home. Because the liner is a woven material imbedded with epoxy, it is thinner and stronger than something like PVC but just as structural. There is very little change to the diameter and flow is restored. Our products have a 50-year life use expectancy.
What about applications where water needs to keep flowing, like a culvert? May not have a nearby pump around location.
Jeff Guerrero your outta luck!!
Start digging.
what if the branches need lining as well?
We love lining branch lines! After lining via continuous inversion, we use a robotic reinstatement cutter to pinpoint the precise location of the branch lines. Once those are opened, we line the branches so that the complete system is lined. We also perform vapor testing following the lining to ensure that everything is 100% lined and functioning optimally.
Yeah - they never thought of that. LOL
hello do you guys do work in the Plantation / Sunrise area? i would like to do my house as a preventive maintenance, house was built in '65 and has metal pipe drains. thanks
Yes we do, please fill out a form on our website and we will reach out to you: pipelt.com/contact/
anyone know Rusty Johnson (Sargent Carter)
On what size pipes do you use inversion/CIPP lining?
Hi Crash, we specialize in 2"-15" but large diameter CIPP contractors line as large as 104" pipe.. Hope that helps. Feel free to reach out to us via email at info@pipeLT.com or give our main office a call at (561)853-5463 we're happy to answer all of your questions. There's much more info and videos at www.PipeLT.com Thanks!
The amount of equipment is crazy... You have a removalist truck...
How well does the lining hold up against roots?
Since the epoxy lining is as good as a new pipe once the lining is done, it will hold up against root intrusion as a new pipe would. Roots become a problem when the pipe gets cracked or deteriorates and the roots can get in. This process would prevent that from happening for a long time.
@@Pipeltech- Not true. They should be better. Most roots intrude, initially, at pipe joints. This doesn't have joints, so it should be better.
Good video but would have been much better with narration rather than having to read captions which also cover up large parts of the screen.
Most folks can read, though. That's their problem.
How large of a diameter can be lined?
Scott Ganyard the company I work at can do up to about 2 meter in diameter, it's really impressive
Scott Ganyard where I used to worked we could line up to a 72" pipe.
They didn’t say when this would apply vs traditional digging method.
Most traditional digging methods are going to cost you a lot more. Pipelining saves between 30 and 40% and can be done anytime vs a traditional digging method. This makes it so you don't have to dig and or tear up the ground in your home, driveway, or patio.
Great technology, but if you're unlucky like me, they forget to cut out your house tap. 23,000 thousand dollars later and a law suit against the water commissioner and I settled for 15,000. I am right now finally getting them going on giving my money back because I had to personally hire it done. We thought it was roots or a pipe collapse. I was happy it was the liner because at leased I get 2/3 back.
David, I am so sorry to hear about your issue. I know it wasn't our company that did the work but it is unfortunate all the same.
@@Pipeltech do you guys not CCTV all the lateral from the house to the main to ensure all the laterals have been properly connected??
@@michaelwalker9414 We do, but again we did not do this job. Another contractor did.
It was your fault for not doing your due diligence and hiring a competent plumber with bonding, insurance, etc. Totally your fault. I'm sure that's what the judge told ya. Live and learn.
"at leased" ? Really? You're lucky to have a house to live in. No matter what it is. People like you usually live in tents, on the street - or in trailers, at best.
What is the manning's n value to CIPP?
Hello! According to industry resource lanzo.net/resource-specs.html, “A conservative average Manning coefficient for CIPP in relatively smooth concrete, clay, or steel pipe is an ‘n’ of 0.010.” We hope this answers your question about flow.
Idiot trying to sound smart. LOL
Can you recommend a company near New Orleans?
We recommend Pelican Underground. Email: info@pelicanunderground.com Phone: 504-400-8817 Please let them know we sent you! Let us know how your pipe project goes.
@@Pipeltech thanks
@@speckulator7516 Glad to help connect you!
And of course... how much for different varying jobs? Money is the sewer line
Not really there aren't many cipp trenchless companies doing it not so is all fair game
I worked for a sewer rehab company & can tell you there is not to many companies doing any kinda sewer rehab jobs so it's all fair game.
Nice 🤔🤔🤔but then how is the Y done?
We're glad you asked! The video does talk about plumbing bends, fittings, and combos. With the advancements in the CIPP industry, we're able to use items such as fitting liners for specialty areas, make custom liners for unique situations, and reinstate branch line openings with superior robotic cutters in order to line (in most cases) the entire system. There are options such as brush coating and spray coating that can help us rehabilitate the tightest of spaces, too. Pipe lining is a specialty plumbing field that requires a FL state contractor's license and a great deal of training. At PTI, we've specialized exclusively in cured-in-place pipe lining since 2005 and we've seen the amazing benefits it brings to our customers. Hope this helps answer your question.
Where are you are located, what is your contact?
@@henrybrito2602 Here's the info from the video. If you're outside our service area, we can give you the name of a trusted resource for locating local excellent pipe lining companies, just let us know. Thanks!
PipeLT.com - We are a Trenchless Pipelining Contractor based out of West Palm Beach, Florida. We have over 30 Years of plumbing history. If you would like a quote to repair your sanitary drainage pipes using pipe lining, fill out the contact form on our website, PIPELT.com, or call 561-853-5463 today!
@@Pipeltech ok👍🏻👍🏻