When a pipe rehab crew installs a CIPP liner, they typically do the job in just a few hours, and then move on to the next project. But that’s not the end of the story. CIPP is designed to last for decades, and the wastewater systems that use it need to be confident in its efficacy. In most cases, installers are required to submit a sample of every liner installed for third-party testing. Only once testing is complete and the results are approved and reported is the job really “done.”
Topics: CIPP Lining
In the world of trenchless pipe repair, light-based curing is a more recent advancement for installing cured-in-place pipe (CIPP). It’s also become a favored one for a handful of reasons.
Sewer pipes are subject to harsh pressures underground. While routine maintenance can help prolong lifespan, many pipes eventually begin to deteriorate and require more thorough rehabilitation.
Topics: Quick-Lock, Point Repair, Sewer Rehabilitation, Trenchless Rehab, Sewer Infrastructure, SpeedyLight+ Light Cure for CIPP, CIPP Lining
Since opening its doors in 2006, South Carolina-based plumbing company, RooterNow, has continually invested in innovative equipment and technology to provide its customers with a greater deliverable than its competitors could.
Topics: Customer Spotlight, Verisight Pro, Sewer Rehabilitation, Sewer Cutters, Trenchless Rehab, SpeedyLight+ Light Cure for CIPP, CIPP Lining
