CIPP Pipe Lining in Franklin & Nashville, TN
CIPP pipe lining (cured-in-place pipe) installs a resin-saturated liner inside your existing sewer pipe and cures it into a structural pipe-within-a-pipe — repairing cracks, root intrusion, and corrosion without digging.
What It Is
As a Perma-Liner and MaxLiner certified installer, Prodigy uses manufacturer-backed materials and multiple curing methods to match the right liner to each line. The cured liner forms a hard, jointless pipe-within-a-pipe with a 50-year design life — no excavation required.
How It Works — Our Process
Our CIPP lining process restores the pipe from the inside.
Camera Inspection
A mandatory camera inspection with PACP condition scoring to confirm the pipe can be lined
Pre-Clean
Pre-cleaning with hydro jetting and descaling so the liner bonds properly
Liner Insertion
Inserting the resin-saturated liner through an existing access point
Cure
Curing the liner with hot water, steam, or UV into a hard, jointless new pipe wall
Reconnect & Verify
Reinstating lateral connections and a final camera pass for your warranty file
When CIPP Lining Is the Right Call
CIPP lining is the right choice when a camera inspection shows the pipe still holds its shape but has wall damage — cracks, root intrusion at joints, or interior corrosion. It is ideal under landscaping, driveways, and historic homes where digging is costly. Collapsed or severely deformed lines need pipe bursting instead.
Pricing & Method Details
See the full hub for methods, per-foot pricing, and the complete process.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does CIPP pipe lining last?
A properly installed CIPP liner has a 50-year design life, and we back our pipe lining with a 10-year workmanship warranty.
How much does CIPP lining cost?
CIPP pipe lining runs $180–$200 per linear foot (includes prep — hydro jetting and descaling). We confirm the exact length and figure after a free camera inspection.
Can any pipe be lined?
Pipes that still hold their structural shape but have wall damage can be lined. Collapsed, severely bellied, or Orangeburg pipes cannot be lined and need pipe bursting or replacement.
Does CIPP lining reduce my pipe's capacity?
The liner is thin and smooth, so the small diameter reduction is more than offset by the smoother flow surface, which often improves overall flow.
Wondering If Your Line Can Be Lined?
We score the pipe on camera first and tell you honestly whether CIPP lining is the right fix. Call or text (629) 276-6322.