CIPP Lining

CIPP lining in Edmonton is one method of Trenchless pipe repair (No Dig) Technologies.

CIPP Lining

CIPP lining in Edmonton is one method of Trenchless pipe repair (No Dig) Technologies.

What is Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) Lining?

CIPP lining in Edmonton is one method of Trenchless pipe repair (No Dig) Technologies. The Hammerhead liner system is an approved method of the ATSM Standards and is a preferred method for restoring cracked broken sewer pipes.

Benefits include:

  • Lining is less expensive and more efficient than the typical method of digging up the entire yard.
  • CIPP is normally installed with little or no ground disturbance.
  • The CIPP lining process can be used to restore any type of pipe including Clay, Cast Iron, Orangeburg, PVC, ABS, HDPE, Concrete Pipe, or Corrugated Metal Pipe.
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Do You have a drain line that needs fixing in Edmonton?

Pro Drain Techs have been professionally trained by Hammerhead and are a licensed and approved installer of the Hammerhead liner system, which offers Bluelight Cured-In-Place-Pipe (CIPP) Lining. Make us your first choice for CIPP Lining in Edmonton.

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Advantages

Hammerhead CIPP system does not require excavation to reline a sewer pipe that is either leaking, constantly clogging due to root intrusion or structurally unsound. A small access pit maybe required to install a backwater preventer. The Hammerhead liner is blown into the sewerline from an existing access point (cleanout) within the home. When done the CIPP liner has a smooth interior and no joints.

When Should You Call Us?

Need a drain scope

Renovating your basement

Basement is flooded

Require a Cured In Place Pipe (CIPP)

Deteriorating cast pipe

Drain has collapsed

Have or suspects roots in your drain

General draining problems

Take a look at some before and after images
of our CIPP relining projects:

BEFORE

CIPP Lining in Edmonton Before

AFTER

CIPP Lining in Edmonton After

Our highly experienced staff can analyze your drain lines and piping by using the latest camera technology.