Trenchless sewer rehabilitation techniques such as CIPP offer a method of correcting pipe deficiencies with less disturbance than the traditional dig-and-replace methods. Economical by design, CIPP is a dependable, cost effective method for restoring structural integrity to sewers while maximizing flow capacity.

During the CIPP renewal process, the liner is typically inserted into the existing pipe through a manhole. This method uses the existing pipe as a host for the new liner and offers a method of correcting pipe deficiencies from manhole-to-manhole. The process requires short installation and cure cycle times resulting in increased speed in the amount of pipe rehabilitation per day.