Liner Installation

Ready to Repair Your Sewer Without Tearing Up Your Yard?

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Restore damaged pipes with zero excavation using Absolute Drain Service's advanced trenchless pipe lining technology. At Absolute, we understand that discovering your sewer line needs major repair creates immediate anxiety—traditional dig-and-replace methods mean weeks of disruption, destroyed landscaping worth thousands, torn-up driveways or hardscaping, and total costs that can exceed $20,000. It's not just about fixing the pipe; it's about protecting everything you've invested in your property while solving the problem permanently. Our trenchless liner installation repairs pipes from the inside, creating a seamless new pipe within your existing one—restoring full function and structural integrity while your yard, landscaping, and hardscaping remain completely untouched.

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Professional Trenchless Pipe Lining Services

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We begin with comprehensive camera inspection to document the exact condition of your sewer line—identifying all cracks, root intrusion points, corrosion, joint separation, and structural damage throughout your system. This visual assessment shows us the extent of damage, confirms that lining is the appropriate solution for your situation, and provides the measurements we need to custom-fabricate your liner. Not every damaged pipe is a candidate for lining—severely collapsed sections may require spot repairs or replacement—but the vast majority of deteriorating sewer lines can be completely restored through this trenchless technology. Understanding the liner installation process demystifies this remarkable repair method. We start by thoroughly hydro-jetting your pipe to remove all debris, roots, and buildup—creating the clean surface essential for proper liner adhesion. Next, we custom-saturate a flexible fabric liner with specialized epoxy resin. This resin-impregnated liner is then inserted into your existing pipe through a small access point or cleanout. Once positioned to cover the damaged section (or your entire line if necessary), we inflate the liner using air pressure or a water-filled bladder, pressing it firmly against the interior walls of your existing pipe. While inflated, we cure the liner using hot water, steam, or UV light depending on the system—this hardens the epoxy resin, transforming the flexible liner into a rigid, structural pipe within your old one. After curing completes and the liner has fully hardened, we deflate and remove the inflation device, trim the liner ends, and perform final camera inspection to verify perfect installation. The result is a seamless, jointless new pipe formed inside your old damaged pipe—a pipe within a pipe that's actually stronger and more durable than the ori

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