When CIPP Lining Is the Answer
It's the right fix for cracked, root-infiltrated, corroded, or deteriorated lines where the host pipe is intact enough to hold a liner, confirmed by camera.
CIPP lining rebuilds your sewer from the inside, no excavation. Rhino Rooter installs MaxLiner CIPP and camera-verifies the result.
CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) lining installs a resin-saturated liner into the existing pipe and cures it to form a new, jointless pipe inside the old one.
It's the right fix for cracked, root-infiltrated, corroded, or deteriorated lines where the host pipe is intact enough to hold a liner, confirmed by camera.
We inspect and measure the line on camera to size the job.
We descale and clean the pipe with hydro jetting.
We install a MaxLiner liner sized to the pipe and cure it.
We re-camera the finished liner to verify the result.
We camera and measure the line, descale and clean it with hydro jetting, install a MaxLiner liner sized to the pipe, cure it, and re-camera to verify.
CIPP lining runs $135-$200 per linear foot for residential 4-inch and $175-$245 per linear foot for commercial 6-inch; a typical 60-foot project totals $9,500-$12,000. 10-year workmanship warranty, ~50-year liner life.
A failing line left unlined keeps backing up and eventually collapses, forcing emergency excavation at far higher cost.
We provide cipp pipe lining across Ogden, West Haven, Roy, North Ogden, and the surrounding Weber County area within 75-mile of West Haven.
$135-$200 per linear foot for residential 4-inch pipe and $175-$245 for commercial 6-inch; a typical 60-foot project totals $9,500-$12,000.
The cured liner has roughly a 50-year material life and carries a 10-year workmanship warranty.
We install MaxLiner CIPP resin and materials and are a MaxLiner and Source 1 Environmental certified installer.
Camera-verified work, quoted in writing before we start.