Trenchless Pipe Lining in Mebane & Durham, NC

How Trenchless Pipe Lining Works

Trenchless pipe lining, often called cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, is like giving your old pipes a brand-new interior without removing them. Using a flexible liner soaked in epoxy resin, our team inserts the material into the damaged pipe through a nearby sewer cleanout or drain.

Once in place, we inflate the liner so it hugs the pipe walls, then begin the curing process using steam, hot water, or ultraviolet light, depending on the material and job specifics.

This creates a seamless, jointless inner shell, typically made from polyester, fiberglass, or polyvinyl chloride, that forms a new pipe inside the existing one. It’s smooth, strong, and resistant to root intrusion, corrosion, and leaks.

The result? A durable pipeline that improves flow, preserves your landscape, and increases long-term reliability without the need for full sewer replacement.

Signs Your Sewer or Drain Pipes Need Relining

If you’re experiencing recurring backups, slow drainage, or unusual smells from your bathroom, kitchen, or basement, your system might be warning you about deeper issues. Here are a few red flags to look out for:

• Frequent clogs
• Gurgling toilets or water backing up in tubs or sinks
• Pools of water or unexpected damp spots in your yard or under concrete
• Foul sewage odors inside or outside your home
• Strange sounds or slow drainage from washing machines, showers, or taps
• Stubborn roots invading the sewer line under your soil or driveway

If any of these issues sound familiar, a professional camera inspection and sewer scope from Quality Service Today can uncover what’s going on underground. Once we diagnose the issue, we’ll recommend trenchless sewer lining if your pipe is structurally sound enough to support it — a great option for replacing cast iron, clay, or older copper systems.

Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Pipe Lining

Traditional sewer pipe replacement is messy, costly, and labor-intensive. Trenchless pipe repair flips the script by offering a better way to fix your failing infrastructure without chaos.

Here’s what makes sewer relining the top choice for homeowners in Mebane and Durham:

• Minimal Disruption: No trenches, no ruined lawns, no broken sidewalks.
• Lower Expense: Reduced labor and restoration keeps costs down.
• Fast Turnaround: Most jobs finish within a day or two.
• Long-Lasting Results: Some epoxy or fiberglass lining can last 50+ years.
• Health & Safety: Seals off toxicity, prevents pollution, and protects drinking water.
• Improved Performance: The new pipe is smoother and more resistant to debris buildup.
• Versatile Application: Works for roof drains, culverts, and storm drains, too.

Unlike full-scale sewer pipe replacement, CIP pipe lining doesn’t require your home to become a construction zone. We protect your space, your yard, and your peace of mind while delivering top-tier results.

What to Expect During the Pipe Lining Process

When you choose Quality Service Today for repiping services, we handle the details with precision and care. Our process includes:

Initial Inspection

We begin with a high-resolution camera inserted into the affected pipeline to assess damage, measure diameter, and locate potential blockages or root intrusion.

Cleaning & Preparation

Before relining, we clear the existing pipe using a mechanical nozzle, jetting hose, or pump to remove sludge, debris, or scale buildup.

Lining & Curing

We insert the resin-soaked liner and cure it using either steam, hot water, or UV light. The liner hardens into a durable, tight-fitting inner coating that restores full drainage.

Final Testing & Cleanup

Once the liner has cured, we perform another inspection to verify flow and integrity. Your plumbing is restored — no more leaks, blockages, or performance issues.