Professional Sewer Lining Services
Restore your damaged sewer pipes from the inside using Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) technology. No digging, no destruction, lasting 50+ years.
What is CIPP Sewer Lining?
Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining is a trenchless rehabilitation method that creates a new pipe inside your existing damaged sewer line. A flexible liner saturated with epoxy resin is inserted into the pipe and inflated, then cured with heat or UV light.
Once cured, the liner becomes a strong, seamless, corrosion-resistant pipe within your old pipe. This method restores structural integrity, stops leaks, and prevents root intrusion—all without digging up your property.
đź’ˇ Perfect for: Cracked pipes, root intrusion, corrosion, and general pipe deterioration.
Why Choose Sewer Lining?
Long-lasting restoration without excavation
50+ Year Lifespan
CIPP liners are warranted to last over 50 years with proper maintenance.
No Excavation
Installed through existing access points—no digging required.
Seamless & Jointless
Creates a smooth, continuous pipe with no weak points or seams.
Corrosion Resistant
Epoxy resin is impervious to chemicals and root intrusion.
Increased Flow
Smooth interior surface improves drainage efficiency.
Fast Installation
Most projects completed in 1-2 days with minimal disruption.
Our Sewer Lining Process
Professional CIPP installation
Video Inspection
We inspect your pipes with HD cameras to assess damage and measure dimensions.
Pipe Cleaning
Hydro jetting removes all debris, roots, and buildup for proper liner adhesion.
Liner Preparation
Custom liner is cut to size and saturated with epoxy resin.
Liner Installation
Liner is inserted through an access point and inflated to conform to pipe walls.
Curing Process
Heat or UV light cures the epoxy, hardening it into a durable new pipe.
Final Inspection
Camera inspection confirms successful installation and full functionality.
Ready to Restore Your Sewer Line?
Get professional CIPP sewer lining from Seattle Side Sewer LLC. 50+ year warranty. Serving all Seattle metro counties.