Also known as Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining, commercial pipe lining uses flexible, epoxy-coated liners to install a new pipe within the old one. The flexible liner is then inflated and cured using UV light or steam.
It’s a quicker and more efficient process than digging trenches, but it’s still a major job, so make sure you call the professionals at Mr. Rooter® and get it done properly.
We have provided Cured-In-Place Pipe Lining for commercial properties throughout Rochester, NY. As we only hire expert local technicians and constantly upgrade our tech and processes to meet the highest standards, we’re able to guarantee a thorough, professional, and long-lasting repair every time.
Types of Commercial Properties We Service
Regardless of the type or size of business, if you need commercial CIPP Pipe Lining in Rochester, Mr. Rooter® is here to help.
We offer industrial pipe lining for large-scale medical and industrial facilities, as well as pipe lining for retail locations, apartment complexes, restaurants, and more.
Benefits of Commercial Pipe Lining
Commercial sewer line lining services from Mr. Rooter® provide many benefits to your business, including:
- Minimal disruption to operations
- Little to no property damage
- A seamless process
- Pipe lining can last for 50+ years
What’s more, we begin and end every job with a thorough video camera inspection, run a series of tests to check the condition of your pipes before and after the repair, and provide documentation for property managers.
Our Commercial Pipe Lining Process
You’re probably not sure if you even need pipe lining, and we won’t know either until we assess the situation. The first step, therefore, is to inspect your sewer system using a high-definition video camera. It gives our technicians a detailed view of your lines and their problems without any digging.
Once they have diagnosed the issue, the technician will discuss the options with you before getting to work. After installing, inflating, and curing the lining, they will conduct a series of checks to make sure everything is fully functional before cleaning up after themselves and providing the necessary documentation for property managers.
