Slip Lining Pipe Repair

Slip Lining Pipe Repair - AQUALIS

Introduction to Slip Lining

Slip lining is a type of non-invasive or trenchless pipe repair where a new pipe is inserted into the existing, failing pipe. This method uses high-density polyethylene (HDPE), or similar material that is rigid, that can add strength to the extremely damaged, structurally compromised pipe.  

Slip Lining Pipe Repair - AQUALIS

The Slip Lining Process

Slip lining is a method of pipe repair most appropriate for extensively damaged pipe. The new rigid pipe must closely fit the diameter of the existing pipe to ensure the capacity of the pipeline is not reduced significantly. Because the new pipe will be smaller, slip lining is most often used in large diameter pipe where capacity can be reduced.

To begin the repairs, the pipe must be inspected, via CCTV, and cleaned, via industrial vacuumation and jetting. Slip lining adds structural integrity to failing pipe and is chosen for repairs with long continuous sections

Slip lining is not ideal for pipeline with bends as the new pipe is not malleable. Slip lining is also not ideal for pipelines with lateral connections as the new pipe is continuous and would cover the connections.

Cleaning and repairing these catch basins ensures the site can continue regular operations and avoid any environmental liability or violations.

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Industrial vacuumation and jetting trucks are multi-functional vehicles used for cleaning underground infrastructure. By using both suction and high-pressure water, these trucks are ideal for non-invasive maintenance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Slip Lining Pipe Repairs

Our AQUALIS team strives to minimize disruptions, using methods designed to reduce impacts on your daily activities.

Repairs and maintenance with AQUALIS typically offer several years of reliable function, depending on regular upkeep and conditions.

Weather conditions can impact scheduling, especially heavy rain or extreme conditions, but our AQUALIS team can adjust to minimize delays.

Annual slip lining inspections are recommended, with additional checks following severe weather events or noticeable changes.

Maintaining your stormwater infrastructure with AQUALIS can significantly enhance property value and reduce liability risks.

Yes, AQUALIS provides slip lining pipe repairs nationwide through regional experts familiar with local regulations.

Our AQUALIS team handles compliance documentation and communications with local regulatory agencies throughout the process.

At AQUALIS, we tailor customized plans to meet each property’s unique needs, regulatory requirements and infrastructure conditions.

At AQUALIS, we have extensive experience with commercial, retail, and industrial properties, managing complex stormwater systems nationwide.

Our AQUALIS team typically responds to requests for consultation within 24 hours to discuss your specific needs.

Yes, our AQUALIS technicians use advanced equipment and proven techniques suited for various stormwater infrastructure services.

We always aim to restore systems to their original or improved performance standards as required by regulations.

Yes, we conduct thorough post-service inspections to ensure lasting effectiveness and compliance.

The method of pipe repair depends on your property; consult AQUALIS to learn more about which repair method is best for you.

Permits vary across municipalities and by the amount of disturbance.

Regular preventative maintenance greatly reduces the risk of major issues, extending the life of your stormwater system. Your system may still need repairs, but identifying issues early with AQUALIS ensures they are repaired before they escalate to full failure.

Initial assessments with AQUALIS typically involve visual inspections, structural evaluations, site map evaluations, and CCTV.

Yes, neglecting necessary slip lining maintenance or repairs can result in regulatory violations, potential fines, business disruptions, and safety hazards.