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Pipe Lining (CIPP)

Portland's Premier Pipe Lining Services

Comprehensive Pipe Repair Solutions for Portland and Surrounding Areas

With Environmental Works, refurbishing your pipes has never been easier or more efficient, thanks to our top-notch pipe lining services. Pipe lining, also known as cured-in-place pipe installation, is a fast, effective, and minimally invasive way to repair damaged pipes, saving you from the hassle and expense of traditional pipe replacement methods. 

Whether your pipes need a minor repair or a major refurbishment, our licensed and insured professionals bring their expertise to every job, ensuring a smooth and successful pipe lining process. From Vancouver to Beaverton, Tigard, and the Greater Portland Area, we've got your pipe lining needs covered.

What Are Cured-In-Place Pipes?

Cured-in-place pipes, often called CIPP, are a revolutionary method in pipe repair and rehabilitation created through the trenchless process of pipe lining. This technique involves creating a new pipe within the existing damaged one. 

A resin-saturated felt tube made of polyester is inserted or pulled into the damaged pipe and then inflated. Once in place, the resin cures, hardening to form a tight-fitting, corrosion-resistant new pipe within the old one. This new pipe is seamless and durable, significantly reducing the likelihood of future leaks and root intrusion.

The beauty of the CIPP method is that it requires no digging or excavation, making it a trenchless technology. This means it causes minimal disruption to your property and daily routine and is far quicker and more cost effective than traditional pipe repair methods. It's an excellent option for repairing aged, cracked, or leaking pipes and can even adapt to changes in pipe diameter or direction. With CIPP, your pipes can be rehabilitated with minimal fuss, extending their lifespan and improving flow capacity.

Contact Us for a Free Pipe Lining Estimate in Portland

To request a free pipe lining estimate, call our Portland pipe lining and CIPP technicians at (503) 719-6715 today!

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Hear From Our Past Customers

    “5 Stars”
    “Both the managing and the on-site staff who actually installed the radon mitigation system were easy to work with. Specifically, I found them to be easy to communicate with and that they listened to my concerns.”
    - Diedra C.
    “Made Everything Easy for Us”
    “We had environmental works install a drain line by doing horizontal drilling for a 3” line for 110’, install the pipe and connect to existing plumbing that needed the extension. The work was done to our satisfaction in a single day.”
    - James R.
    “Great Service All Around”
    “Em came out to do a sewer scope, she was early and called to see if she could get started early. She was professional, friendly, and thorough. She even researched our city’s code after the scope to let us know a possible issue would not be our respon”
    - Danielle M.
    “A New Loyal Customer”
    “Environmental Works performed a sewer scope inspection and a radon test for me and made the process very easy, and at the right price. I received a comprehensive and detailed report for the test and inspection right away. Scheduling was a breeze and everyo”
    - Mark G.
    “No One Better!”
    “Highly recommended for radon mitigation. They took the time to explain everything. I also tried their plumbing department. Joel was great. Fixed my leaky outdoor faucet fast and reasonably priced.”
    - Lori S.
    “Thank you, from a very satisfied customer!”
    “Environmental Iron Works responded to my request for help the same day. Issue was resolved that day by Joel & Jacob. I appreciate Steve & Colby coordinating this last minute request on a Friday afternoon. Very professional, speedy response for help”
    - Michelle K.
    “Highly recommend. Thank you!”
    “Tim came out for our job that included clearing a drain that directs runoff from our driveway. It turned out to be more complicated than anticipated but Tim persevered, even crawling under the deck to get a better take on the situation. Definitely apprecia”
    - Matthew S.
    “Very Professional and Flexible!”
    “We were pleased with the way our mitigation system turned out. Our home proved to be somewhat of a challenging one to put in a system in a way that was acceptable to us. The crew worked hard to make it all work out well.”
    - Sheri S.
    “Pleasure Doing Business & Highly Recommended”
    “I had the pleasure of working with Dave and others from Environmental Works. Integrity, professionalism, and detail-oriented every step of the way. They were able to work with my budget and time windows, a project completed by the book.”
    - Nick W.
Providing Services to
Portland & Beyond

We commonly service some of the following areas:

  • Beaverton
  • Clackamas County
  • Clark County
  • Gresham
  • Hillsboro
  • Lake Oswego
  • Multnomah County
  • Portland
  • Tigard
  • Vancouver
  • Washington County
  • Yamhill County

Are All Pipes Eligible for Pipe Lining?

Not all pipes are suitable candidates for pipe lining, and a pipe's condition, material, and location can significantly impact its eligibility. However, pipe lining can cover a wide range of scenarios, making it an excellent choice for many homeowners and business owners.

Pipe lining may be right for you if:

  • Your pipes are structurally sound: Pipe lining is ideal for pipes that are structurally solid but suffer from minor issues like cracks, leaks, or root intrusion. It's not suitable for pipes with substantial structural damage or collapse.
  • You have cast iron, PVC, or clay pipes: Pipe lining works well with most pipe materials, including cast iron, PVC, and clay. However, it may not be compatible with some types of plastic pipes.
  • Your pipes are in a hard-to-reach location: If your pipes are under a building, landscaping, or a concrete slab, pipe lining is an excellent non-invasive solution that avoids the need for disruptive excavation.
  • You want to preserve your property: Pipe lining is a trenchless technology, meaning it requires little to no digging. This helps preserve your property's aesthetics and saves you from costly restorative work post-repair.
  • You're dealing with root intrusion: Pipe lining creates a seamless, jointless pipe within your existing pipe, effectively preventing roots from invading your sewer line.

Remember, when in doubt, always consult with Environmental Works to evaluate your pipes and recommend the best course of action.

Customers in Vancouver, Beaverton, Tigard, and the Greater Portland Area can call (503) 719-6715 to find out if pipe lining is the right remedy for their pipe issues!

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