Cured-in-place Pipe
Middle Tennessee Area’s Top Pipe Maintenance (plumbing)
Keeping your pipes in top shape is essential for avoiding costly repairs and water damage. At Prodigy Sewer and Drain, we specialize in trenchless pipe repair, using advanced methods like cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP) to restore damaged pipes without digging. The CIPP process involves inserting a pipe liner into the existing cast iron pipe, creating a durable new pipe within the old one. This CIPP lining process is ideal for various pipe diameters and eliminates the need for traditional pipe repair. Whether dealing with leaks, CIPP pipe installation, or hot water issues, trust our team to provide reliable solutions that extend the life of your plumbing system while using efficient place pipe lining techniques.
Trenchless Technology Service Area in Middle Tennessee Area And Beyond
Frequently Asked Questions
As a Trenchless Rehabilitation Specialist, do You Recommend Sliplining?
Sliplining can be effective, but CIPP pipe lining is often a better solution for minimal disruption.
Does Prodigy Sewer and Drain use Epoxy, Cfrp, Silicone Rubber or Polyester Resin?
Yes, we use high-quality materials like epoxy and polyester resin in our CIPP lining process.
Do You Recommend Sprayed in Place Pipe as a Trenchless Method?
While effective in some cases, CIPP lining is typically the preferred method for long-term pipe restoration.
Is Pipe Bursting no Longer a Preferred Trenchless Method by Nassco?
Pipe bursting is still used, but many professionals prefer CIPP lining for its efficiency and durability.
Is Pipe Ramming no Longer a Preferred Trenchless by the North American Society for Trenchless Technology?
Pipe ramming has its uses, but trenchless pipe repair methods like CIPP lining are often favored for their precision and reliability.
