Pipe lining

The pipe is repaired from the inside

Structural pipe lining (cured-in-place lining) consists of inserting a liner impregnated with epoxy resin into the existing pipe, then curing it in place. The result: a new, smooth, watertight wall built inside the old pipe, without excavating your yard, your driveway or your landscaping.

We are accredited Formadrain installers, a process manufactured in Québec. Every project begins with a high-definition camera inspection that confirms the pipe is eligible, and ends with a complete video verification.

What we line

• Storm and sanitary sewers from 2 inches to 18 inches
• Combined sewers
• 2-inch pool pipes
• Anti-rat lining: the continuous liner eliminates the joints through which rodents climb up
• Culverts

By inversion, without dust

The resin-impregnated liner is inverted into the pipe under pressure, from an existing access point. No walls or floors to tear out: the job site stays clean, without dust in the house.

Several consecutive bends and sharp bends

The liner follows the real route of the pipe, including several consecutive bends and sharp bends. A winding network does not force you to dig.

Special projects

Some jobs call for a custom approach, such as lining the storm drain from the roof: the pipe that carries water off the roof is rehabilitated from the roof, without opening the building's walls or ceilings.

Why line rather than excavate

Traditional replacement requires digging a trench, breaking up slabs and landscaping, then restoring everything. Pipe lining is installed through existing access points, generally costs less and extends the useful life of the pipe by several decades.