Pipe Lining for Homes & Condos by Champion Pipe Restoration

Don't Replace... Restore.

Cost-Effective, Long-Lasting, and Minimally Invasive Alternatives to Pipe Replacement

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Failing sewer pipes can be rehabilitated without excavation.

We extend the life of failing pipes by as much as 50 years or more by creating a new pipe within your original pipe. For 1.5-3″ diameter pipes, specialized equipment is used to apply a durable epoxy coating to the inside of pipe walls, sealing leaks and protecting the pipe from further degradation. For 3-8″ pipes, a resin saturated liner is pulled or inverted into the host-pipe and then cured to create a new composite pipe within the original pipe. Our environmentally friendly methods require little to no digging and provide a long-lasting solution to your pipe problems.

Enjoy a Simple, Proven Process.

Preliminary Video Pipe Inspection
Pipe Cleaning & Preparation
Restoration by Lining or Epoxy Coating
Reinstatement of Connections
Post-Restoration Video – For Your Records

Minimal Disruption – We restore the pipes of many residential and single-story commercial buildings in as little as ONE DAY.

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We Provide Pipe Restoration Services To…

RESIDENTIAL

COMMERCIAL

CONDOMINIUM

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INDUSTRIAL

For Condominium, Commercial, High-Rise, and Industrial projects, we may be able to service you anywhere in the US. Please send us a message.

We proudly serve the state of Florida with emphasis on the following areas…

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Common Pipe Restoration Questions

Why is Restoration so much Less Expensive than Replacement?

The primary reason pipe restoration is so much less expensive than pipe replacement (re-piping), is because Champion Pipe Restoration rehabilitates pipes without having to dig up or destroy everything around them. In a classical pipe replacement scenario, pipes must be removed and replaced from behind walls, under slabs, under floors, and under driveways and yards. In many cases, this requires the expensive and time-consuming process of tearing up and repairing kitchens, flooring, slabs, sidewalks, asphalt, landscaping, etc. With traditional re-piping methods causing so much disruption, it’s easy to imagine how Champion Pipe Restoration can save customers as much as 60% or more over pipe replacement.

How Long does pipe restoration take?

While there are several factors that influence how long pipe restoration will take, Champion Pipe Restoration can often restore sewer pipes for residences and smaller single-story commercial buildings in as little as one day. Larger homes and buildings may take longer, with high-rises often taking the longest. Regardless of the circumstances, our pipe restoration methods are almost always significantly faster than pipe replacement (and less expensive).

What types of pipe can Champion restore?

Our restoration methods are applicable to virtually every kind of pipe used in the construction trades. We commonly restore Cast-Iron, Vitrified Clay, PVC, Galvanized Steel, and Concrete pipes found in most sewer and drainage systems.

Is restored pipe resistant to roots?

Yes, restored pipe is very root resistant. When Champion restores pipes, the resulting lined/coated pipe contains no joints or leaks. Roots are attracted to water. With no more leaks, there is no water for the roots to grow towards, and with no more joints, there are no crevices for roots to find their way into.

What material is cured-in-place pipe liner made of?

Our pipe liner is typically comprised of several layers consisting of a plasticized barrier, felt fabric, and interwoven fiberglass reinforcement. The liner’s layers are saturated in an epoxy resin, which cures to form a strong composite material much like the fiberglass that boats are made of. Cured liner is extremely durable and the materials have a design-life in excess of 50 years.

How many feet of pipe can be renewed in a single shot?

We typically restore up to 100 feet of 6″ pipe or 130 feet of 3″-4″ pipe in a single shot. For smaller diameter pipe, we can typically epoxy coat about 100 feet at a time, although multiple passes may be required. One “shot” is one continuous liner or coating installation initiated from a single access point. If the access point is a cut segment or a “T- fitting”, we can shoot in both directions, providing over 200 feet of restoration coverage from a single access point.

Do lining or coating reduce the pipe size and limit flow capacity?

The simple answer is no. While there is a minimal reduction in interior diameter, the smooth surface of lined and coated pipe will usually improve flow capacity. In addition, prior to restoration, cleaning of the line will have removed roots and build-up that had previously impeded flow.

What is the extended Lifespan of restored pipe?

In terms of materials, the epoxies and composite liner materials employed by Champion Pipe Restoration have an engineered service life in excess of 50 years.

After lining past a connection, how do you open it again? (Re-Instatement)

We have several methods for re-instating connections (branch lines) so that flow can be restored to trunk or mainlines. When access is available from the connecting line, we may utilize a milling cutter to cut the liner and open the connection back up. When access from the connecting line is not available, we utilize a specially engineered robotic cutter to reinstate connections.

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