New York's premier CIPP pipe lining specialists providing no-dig sewer repair, lateral rehabilitation, and point repairs throughout all 5 boroughs. Licensed contractors with 24/7 emergency service and multi-diameter capabilities. Disclaimer
Our CIPP (Cured-in-Place Pipe) lining technology provides a seamless, jointless pipe within your existing pipeline system. This innovative approach eliminates the need for excavation while delivering superior structural integrity and flow capacity.
From main sewer lines to lateral connections, our pipe lining solutions restore your infrastructure to like-new condition with minimal disruption to your property or operations.
We handle everything from small residential laterals to large municipal main lines, providing comprehensive rehabilitation services that extend pipe life by 50+ years.
Advanced no-dig rehabilitation methods for all pipe types and conditions
Complete pipe rehabilitation using resin-impregnated liners that cure in place, creating a new pipe within the existing one.
Targeted rehabilitation for localized damage, joint failures, and specific problem areas without full pipe replacement.
Specialized techniques for rehabilitating service connections and lateral pipes from main lines to buildings.
Comprehensive pipe rehabilitation for all sizes, from small residential lines to large municipal mains.
Comprehensive rehabilitation solutions for all pipe systems
Large diameter sewer mains requiring structural rehabilitation and capacity restoration.
Service connections from buildings to main sewer lines, typically 4" to 8" diameter.
Surface water management systems including catch basins and storm water mains.
Specialized pipes carrying industrial waste or process water in manufacturing facilities.
Large diameter culverts under roadways and infrastructure requiring rehabilitation.
Drinking water distribution systems requiring NSF-approved lining materials.
A proven methodology for superior pipe rehabilitation results
Comprehensive video inspection to assess pipe condition, document defects, and plan the rehabilitation approach for optimal results.
High-pressure water jetting and mechanical cleaning to remove debris, roots, and buildup for proper liner adhesion.
Precise insertion and positioning of the resin-impregnated liner using inversion or pull-in-place methods.
Controlled curing using steam, hot water, or UV light to transform the liner into a structural pipe within the host pipe.
Post-installation CCTV inspection and pressure testing to verify installation quality and structural integrity.
Why choose no-dig pipe rehabilitation over traditional replacement
Complete pipe rehabilitation in a fraction of the time required for traditional dig-and-replace methods.
Significant savings on excavation, restoration, and indirect costs associated with surface disruption.
Minimal excavation reduces environmental impact and eliminates disposal of old pipe materials.
CIPP linings provide 50+ year service life with excellent resistance to corrosion and root intrusion.
Preserve landscaping, driveways, sidewalks, and building foundations during the rehabilitation process.
Smooth liner surface often improves hydraulic capacity compared to deteriorated original pipes.
Contact us today for a comprehensive pipe assessment and CIPP lining solution tailored to your needs.
Expert answers about our advanced no-dig pipe repair technology throughout New York
CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) lining is a no-dig method of repairing damaged sewer pipes. We insert a resin-saturated liner into the existing pipe, then cure it with heat or UV light to create a new, structurally sound pipe within the old one.
This technology is perfect for New York's dense urban environment where excavation is costly and disruptive.
Our CIPP pipe lining installations last 50-100 years, often outlasting the original pipe. The cured liner is highly resistant to root intrusion, corrosion, and ground movement.
All installations come with comprehensive warranties and meet New York DEP standards for permanent infrastructure.
We can line pipes ranging from 4 inches to 120 inches in diameter throughout New York. Our multi-diameter capabilities include residential sewer laterals, building drain lines, main sewer lines, and large storm drains.
We handle both point repairs and full-length pipe rehabilitation projects with advanced CIPP technology.
Yes! CIPP lining typically costs 30-50% less than traditional pipe replacement in New York. You save on excavation costs, street restoration, permits, and disruption to traffic and neighboring properties.
The installation is faster and doesn't require digging up sidewalks, streets, or building foundations.
Absolutely! CIPP lining is ideal for pipes under buildings, sidewalks, and streets in New York. We access pipes through existing manholes or small access points, eliminating the need for major excavation.
This makes it perfect for New York's dense urban environment where excavation is often impossible or prohibitively expensive.
Yes, we provide 24/7 emergency CIPP pipe lining services throughout all 5 New York boroughs. For urgent sewer collapses, major blockages, or pipe failures, we can often install emergency point repairs within hours.
Call (603) 944-0795 for immediate emergency response and assessment.
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Disclaimer: Certain pipe lining and rehabilitation services are offered only where permitted by law and applicable codes. All work is subject to site conditions, required permits, inspections, and approval by the Authority Having Jurisdiction. Availability may vary by city and county; in particular, certain lining methods may be restricted or prohibited in New York. Nothing on this website constitutes an offer to perform services in any jurisdiction where such services are not allowed. We evaluate compliance for each project and proceed only after approvals are obtained. This information is for general marketing purposes and is not legal advice.
All services performed in strict adherence to local building codes, permit requirements, and industry best practices.
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