Fix your drainage system without tearing up floors, moving out, or shutting down operations. Repiper-certified installers use a method that’s clean, reliable, and built to last – with no unnecessary disruption to your building or daily life.
HOW WE CAN HELP YOU
Relining doesn’t have to mean full-scale renovation. With Repiper’s method, installers can renew your drainage system from the inside — no need to demolish walls, move out, or interrupt business operations. Our system is designed to be as non-intrusive as possible, saving time, money, and frustration – with the quality and longevity of the end product in focus.
Whether you’re managing residential buildings, commercial properties, or construction projects, our network of Repiper installers offers a tested and efficient way to get watertight results.
Safe installation
Quick process
Disturbance-free
Non-intrusive
Low cost
Long service life
Minimize impact on residents and avoid costly downtime. Repiper’s method allows certified installers to reline pipes without forcing people out of their homes.
Protect your property investments with long-lasting, low-disruption pipe renewal. Our method gives you peace of mind, and our installers ensure the work gets done efficiently.
Specify a reliable and proven method for your renovation or construction projects. With over two decades of experience behind it, the Repiper system is a solid choice for projects that require minimal disruption and maximum reliability.
HOW IT WORKS
A clean, non-invasive method for renewing pipes – without tearing up floors or walls. Using patented tools and a proven process, it enables fast, cost-efficient renovations with minimal disruption. With traditional methods like inversion with re-instatements, or “gapping”, your sewer will not be fully rehabilitated and the pipes are very much still at the mercy of their initial condition. The Repiper Step by Step System fully seals the host pipe and is a self supporting end product.
OUR PROCESS
The pipes are cleaned and descaled to expose any leaks or damage and, more importantly, restore the pipe to its original inner diameter. If scale remains inside the pipe, important clues critical to the lining installation’s success may be overlooked, leading to inconsistent installations that can make or break a project.
The liner is carefully saturated with a two-part epoxy on the outside before it is installed into the old pipe
The liner is installed in the old pipe using either the pull-in-place method or the inversion method. The pull-in-place method is primarily used for sectional or remote installations, tee, wye, and straight liners. The inversion method is used for longer installations.
Air pressure is applied to ensure the new liners fully expand inside the old pipes. The liners are installed in the direction of water flow and overlap each other to prevent sewer or drain water from getting behind the lining over time, ensuring a long-lasting seal and reliable performance.
Once the new liner is in place, it must be cured. This can be done either passively (ambient curing) or actively with heat using hot water or steam to speed up the epoxy curing process. During curing, the epoxy resin hardens to create a seamless, smooth, structurally sound, and corrosion-resistant new pipe.
OUR ADVANTAGES
Repiper’s method allows certified installers to renew pipes while life and work continue as usual. There’s no need to move out, close down, or rearrange daily routines.
Our technology works from inside the pipes, so there’s no need to break up floors or walls, allowing for a cleaner and faster relining.
Wherever your property is located, we’ll help you connect with a Repiper installer nearby. Our growing network ensures you get professional service from partners trained in the Repiper method.
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Can a commercial sewer line be sleeved?
Yes, a commercial sewer line can be sleeved using multiple relining commercial sewer line repair methods to create a new pipe inside the existing pipe line.
How long does a commercial sewer line repair last?
A commercial sewer repair job can last up to fifty years or more if properly maintained.
How do you fix a cracked commercial sewer line without replacing it?
By using relining. It is one of the most cost- and time-effective commercial sewer line repair methods for repairing a cracked sewer line without having to replace the old pipe.
What causes sewer lines to crack?
Sewer lines can crack due to various factors age and deterioration, ground shifting, tree root intrusion, freezing and thawing, corrosion, heavy load or traffic, poor installation or quality.
How do you seal a leaking sewer pipe?
Using pipe sealants temporarily seal small leaks. Commercial drain repair methods such as relining or bursting methods create a new sealed pipe or replace the old one for more significant leaks in sewer pipes.
How long do PVC sewer lines last?
PVC sewer lines have an expected lifespan of around 100 years.
How do you seal a leaking sewer pipe?
Using pipe sealants temporarily seal small leaks. Commercial drain repair methods such as relining or bursting methods create a new sealed pipe or replace the old one for more significant leaks in sewer pipes.
How long does it take to fix a collapsed sewer pipe?
The time required to fix a collapsed sewer pipe can range from a day for simple repairs to several days or even a week for more complex replacements, depending on factors such as the extent of the collapse and the chosen commercial sewer line repair method.
How serious is a crack in a sewer line?
A sewer line crack is serious, leading to leaks, backups, odors, contamination, and property damage. Timely assessment and repair are crucial for prevention and proper functioning.
Are commercial drain cleaners safe?
Commercial drain cleaners are generally considered less safe due to their harsh chemicals and potential harm to users and the environment.