Assessment: The process begins with a thorough assessment of the damaged pipe. Nichols Plumbing and Gas uses advanced technology, such as sewer cameras, to inspect the interior of the pipe and identify the extent of the damage, whether it’s due to cracks, root intrusion, corrosion, or other issues.

Cleaning: Before relining, the existing pipe is cleaned to remove any obstructions or debris. This ensures a smooth surface for the new lining.

Lining Installation: A flexible and resin-coated liner is inserted into the damaged pipe. This liner adheres to the interior surface of the pipe, effectively sealing cracks and creating a new, durable pipe within the old one.

Curing: The resin within the lining is cured or hardened in place, typically through the application of heat or ultraviolet light. This process ensures a strong and seamless seal.

Restoration: Once the pipe relining is complete, the pipe is fully restored to its original functionality. The new lining eliminates the need for digging up the old pipe, making it a less disruptive and cost-effective solution.