When pipes begin to suffer damage, it is only right to repair them and restore them to their former condition. Otherwise, the damage can create problems that can be even more expensive and time-consuming to resolve.

Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) is a “trenchless” repair method. It creates a brand-new, jointless pipe inside a broken, old one without digging up your yard or tearing down walls. Plumbers use this method to fix damaged sewer lines and water pipes. Top of Form

It creates a durable new pipe within the old one, extending the system’s lifespan while minimizing disruption to your property. Iron Mountain Plumbing is a fully licensed and insured company that provides the highest quality pipe repair services.

How CIPP Works

Pipe Inspection

• A video camera inspection identifies cracks, leaks, root intrusion, corrosion, or other damage.
• The condition and size of the pipe determine whether CIPP is the right solution.

Pipe Cleaning

• Hydro jetting or mechanical cleaning removes debris, grease buildup, roots, and scale.
• A clean pipe ensures the liner bonds properly.

Liner Installation

• A flexible felt or fiberglass liner saturated with epoxy resin is inserted into the damaged pipe.
• Air or water pressure expands the liner against the pipe walls.

Curing Process

• The liner is cured using hot water, steam, or UV light.
• Once hardened, it forms a seamless, joint-free pipe inside the existing one.

Final Inspection

• Another camera inspection confirms the liner has cured correctly and the pipe is fully restored.

CIPP repair has many great benefits for your home or business:

• No digging needed: CIPP is trenchless. Repair crews use small holes or access points. This method saves your expensive landscaping, driveways, and flooring from damage.
• Saves time and money: You avoid messy digging and heavy cleanup. Many repairs are completed in just a few hours.
• Better flow: The new inner surface is very smooth. This helps water and waste flow faster. It also stops tree roots from breaking through.
• Built to last: The hardened liner is strong and tough. It can extend the life of your plumbing system for 50 to 100 years