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CURED-IN-PLACE PIPE LINING (CIPP)

CIPP IS 100% WARRANTIED AND CAN LAST MORE
THAN 50 YEARS.

Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) is a method of trenchless rehabilitation and restoration used in the repair of existing pipes.

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How CIPP works.

As a trenchless method, CIPP rehabilitates leaking or unsound pipes through existing access points without excavation. CIPP reduces infiltration and leaks without environmental stress. Compared to our other services like SIPP and Primus Line, CIPP may be right for you. Let our experts help you choose the right product for your project.

1

Wet-out

The wet-out stage impregnates the textile liner with epoxy or vinyl resin.
2

Insert liner

The liner inserts into the pipe with air pressure with resin against the wall.
3

Resin cures

A tube cures the resin, hardening it into a smooth, corrosion-resistant new pipe wall.
4

Robots

A robotic cutter connects branch lines if needed.

Features.

Trenchless

Significantly reduce pipe downtime and avoid disruption to environment, landscape and infrastructure.

100% Warranty

Tried and proven for durability and reliability, Advantage guarantees CIPP installations.

50+ Years

CIPP by Advantage Reline can provide 50+ years of usable life reducing future capital improvement costs.

Applications.

Common uses of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining include sanitary, sewer and storm pipe repair and rehabilitation. Let our experts help you determine the right solution for your situation.

Sewer Pipes

Storm Pipes

Water Pipes

(Non-potable water)

Testimonials.

”Advantage Reline has been great working with us on these unique situations. We selected Primus because this system allows us to have minimal impact to our customers…this is the quicker, simpler and cleaner way to get this line re-established.

MarkM.N.W.D.

”The reason we chose Advantage Reline and Primus Liner is because of Highway 1 and the wetland behind it. It was quick, it was cheap and no one else could give us the pressure rating.

Darren

”This line operates at a relatively high pressure at about 140psi. Primus was able to meet those requirements whereas other rehab options weren’t able to meet the requirement.

JonathanEKI

Specifications.

CIPP Documents:

CIPP related spec sheets

Case Studies

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