The CIPP lining method is a fast and cost-effective alternative to traditional pipe renovations. The method does not damage structures, and it generates less noise and waste, making it a better option for the environment. The CIPP lining method is also especially suitable for sites where excavation is not an option. When excavations are not made, the construction site environment is safer, and the risk of collapse is avoided.

Before starting the project, it is important to determine the most suitable renovation method for the site, whether it is a detached house, an apartment building, or an industrial building. The condition, location, environment, and many other factors of the site to be renovated affect whether the renovation can be carried out using the CIPP lining method or perhaps combining it with a traditional method.

Linercom always carries out CIPP linings following the same process:

• We take care of informing the residents before the project starts.
• Upon arrival, we secure the site.
• We take care of cleaning and lining. The liner is always cured using steam or hot water, and we install a branch connection at every junction.
• Once the work is completed, we clean the site and provide a handover folder.
• Linercom provides a ten-year leak-proof guarantee for renovations carried out using the CIPP lining method.

Our professionals find the optimal solution for each site as well as plan and implement the renovation from start to finish. Our goal is not only a flawlessly completed renovation, but also a satisfied customer.

In a pipe renovation carried out using the CIPP lining method, residents can live at home throughout the renovation. Lining one apartment takes about 2–3 days, so the inconvenience is minimal compared to a traditional pipe renovation. Residents are always informed in advance about each stage of the work and are told when the sewer can and cannot be used. Usage restrictions only apply to those apartments that are currently under renovation and those connected to the same vertical line. Other residents can use the sewer normally.

Residents are only asked to empty sink cabinets and clear the areas around drainage points, as well as to comply with the usage restrictions. No other actions are required from residents.