Pipelining: A New Solution to an Old Problem

Pipelining

Imagine waking up to find the usual crisp morning air replaced by an unpleasant odor emanating from your bathroom drains. Instantly, it is clear that something is wrong, prompting you to contact one of our technicians for a professional diagnosis.

Unfortunately, the diagnosis reveals a broken sewer line. Understandably, this development can be frustrating and inconvenient, both personally and financially. However, there may be a more efficient and cost-effective solution to repair your pipes with minimal disruption.
Great Jet Plumbing is proud to offer pipelining services.

What is Pipelining?

Pipelining is a non-invasive, cutting-edge solution for repairing broken pipes and sewer lines. After a thorough inspection and jetting of the line, a technician inserts a fiberglass or felt tube saturated with a high-strength epoxy resin into the pipe, which is then cured using hot steam or UV light. This process results in a reinforced pipe that functions like new and offers enhanced durability. Pipelining is highly versatile and suitable for most types of pipework, both inside and outside the home. It is a fast, efficient, and cost-effective solution.

Benefits of Pipelining

Minimally Invasive
No need to break down any walls or dig up your lawn to access pipes.

Environmentally Conscious
Since there is no need for any excavation, there’s no need to use any heavy equipment that floods the air with carbon emissions.

Faster Turnaround
Traditional methods of line replacement involving excavation take an average of 3 to 7 days. A Pipelining job takes an average of 1 to 2 days to complete in full.

Cost Effective
Less labor + less materials = more money in your wallet.

Long Lasting 
Pipelining is a great way to reinforce your pipes and keep them running like new. It can also improve your flow capacity and reduce the risk of blockages.

When should you look into Pipelining?

Consider pipelining if your technician identifies any of the following conditions:

  • Rusty, worn-down, or corroded pipes
  • Root Intrusion
  • Pinholes throughout the line

Please note: Pipelining is not suitable for fully separated sewer lines; the existing line must be stable enough to allow proper bonding of the epoxy tubing.

Ready to Schedule?

Give us a call or book online today. We’re here whenever you need us. Remember: don’t stress, Great Jet Plumbing will handle the rest.