UV-cured trenchless technology
Trenchless pipe lining
A new pipe inside the old one. Quick Rooter evaluates damaged sewer and drain lines for UV-cured lining, which can repair qualifying lines with less digging and disruption than full excavation.
What it is
Repair the line from the inside.
Trenchless pipe lining, also called cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, places a resin-saturated liner inside an existing pipe. UV light cures the liner into a smooth, structural pipe within the old one.
We start with a camera inspection and explain what we find. Pipe condition, access, grade and damage determine whether lining, a point repair or replacement is the right recommendation.
Our process
From inspection to a finished line.
Inspect
Use a camera to locate damage and check whether lining is suitable.
Prepare
Clean the line and descale it when needed.
Measure
Measure the section and prepare a liner for the pipe.
Install
Place the liner through the available access points.
UV cure
Cure the liner in place with UV light.
Verify
Inspect the completed section and any connections involved in the work.
Our equipment
Specialized pipe-lining equipment.
Quick Rooter’s pipe-lining trailer carries the professional equipment used to prepare, install and cure qualifying trenchless pipe repairs.
Is my pipe a candidate?
The camera inspection tells us.
Lining may be an option for a pipe with cracks, corrosion or root intrusion when the pipe still has the shape and access needed for installation.
A collapsed line, severe sag, major misalignment or a blockage that cannot be cleared may call for a different repair. We will explain the findings and the available options before recommending work.
Common questions
What should I expect?
Will you have to dig?
Some jobs need excavation for access, but lining may avoid a trench along the full length of the damaged pipe. We will explain the access plan after inspecting the line.
Can cast iron or clay pipe be lined?
Sometimes. The material alone does not decide it; the pipe's condition, alignment and access matter.
How long will the work take?
That depends on the line, preparation and access. We will give you a project-specific timeline after the evaluation.
Quick Rooter serves Mobile and Baldwin Counties, Alabama, and Greene and George Counties, Mississippi. Request an evaluation or call 251-473-0746.