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CIPP Relining and Patch System Repairs Pipework Connections

Commercial CIPP Relining and Patch System Repairs in Drain & Sewers

Project – Trimming back protrusions to allow site handover 
Equipment Used – Prokasro 4 Unit 
Pipe diameter – 300mm, 450mm, 525mm, 600mm, 700mm 

Our larger equipment can be easily adapted to tackle varying pipe sizes on a single project 

Experts in Cutting Back Ingress into Pipework Blocking Flow

Trimming Back Intruding Connections - Following the pre-handover CCTV survey, our client had been requested to remove x6 protrusions from various diameter pipework around the site. The site could not be signed off until these were removed. Due to the depth and location of the protrusions, excavating would have been an extremely complex solution. 

Remote no-dig removal of drain protrusions to restore lateral flow

Lateral Cutting – We worked with our client to clean the pipework prior to removing the protrusions. We attended with our Prokasro 4.0 unit and a variety of attachments to cater to the differing pipe sizes around the site. The protrusions were both plastic and clay, which required different cutting heads to avoid damaging the incoming pipework.  

We clear drain blockages to restore pipework flow without excavation

All of the protrusions were successfully trimmed back, and the pipework resurveyed by our client, preventing any further delays to the site handover which excavating would have caused


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Understanding CIPP Relining and Patch System Repairs in Drainage, Sewers and Pipework

Pipe Lining (CIPP), also known as 'Cured-in-Place Pipe Lining', is a leading trenchless sewer repair method that restores damaged drains and sewer pipes without disruptive excavation. This innovative no-dig pipe lining technique creates a seamless, structural “pipe within a pipe", extending the life of your existing underground lines by 50+ years while fixing issues like cracks, leaks, root intrusion, corrosion, and collapses.


The Step-by-Step CIPP Pipe Lining Process

 

  • Sewer Camera Inspection
  • Pipe Cleaning and Preparation
  • Liner Preparation (Wet-Out)
  • Liner Insertion
  • Curing the Liner
  • Final Inspection and Service Reinstatement

 

Key Benefits of CIPP Pipe Lining:


Minimal disruption to landscaping, driveways, and structures

Faster completion — often finished in just 1–2 days

Cost-effective compared to traditional dig-and-replace methods

A smooth interior improves flow capacity and prevents future buildup

Highly resistant to roots, corrosion, and leaks


Trenchless CIPP pipe lining offers a durable, eco-friendly solution for residential and commercial sewer repair. If you’re experiencing slow drains, backups, or sewer issues, contact a certified CIPP specialist for a professional camera inspection today.

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