Pipe relining is a groundbreaking method for fixing cracked sewer pipes in basements, under houses, or inside walls from within, circumventing the need for extensive excavation. The procedure involves inserting a flexible liner into the pipe, which is then inflated and left to cure. This strategy is especially effective for fixing a crack in a sewer line buried in the ground or located inside a wall, where traditional methods can be particularly disruptive.
Once the liner hardens, it forms a robust, long-lasting, and seamless “pipe within a pipe”, bolstering the structural integrity of the existing pipe and extending its life expectancy. This innovative approach provides a quicker, cleaner, and more economical alternative for rectifying a crack in a sewer line as opposed to traditional, excavation-intensive methods.