Torrance Pipe Lining 

Good Guy Plumbing Is the Your No-Dig Pipe Repair Expert

If you have a sewer line that needs repair or replacement, you have probably heard what a mess it can be. With conventional methods of pipe and sewer repair, a large trench must be dug around your sewer line, often up to eight feet deep. This destroys your landscaping and can be costly to clean up. 

At Good Guy Plumbing, we offer an innovative solution: trenchless pipe lining. If you are having trouble with your sewer line or underground pipes and are looking for a solution that doesn't rip up your yard or cause a mess, we can help. Call our pipe lining plumbers in Torrance to find out if trenchless pipe lining is appropriate for your situation.

Get the personal attention you deserve from a plumber with a five-star reputation. Contact Good Guy Plumbing at (310) 879-5509.

What Is Pipe Lining? 

Pipe lining, sometimes called cured-in-place-pipe (CIPP), is a trenchless solution to sewer line and pipe repair. Instead of digging up and replacing the existing line, your current pipe remains in place, and a new pipe is formed inside of it. 

The new pipe, often made from an epoxy or polymer resin, is pulled or sprayed inside your existing pipe, where it then cures. This method can be used to repair the entire sewer line or can be used to spot-treat smaller areas. For larger pipe repair jobs, the pipe bursting method may also be used.

What Are The Benefits of Pipe Lining

Not all plumbing repairs require a significant disruption to your life. Good Guy Plumbing is here to take some of the frustration out of sewer line and pipe repair. To learn more about trenchless pipe lining, call our pipe lining plumbers in Torrance.

The Benefits of Pipe Lining Include:

• Lining a pipeline typically requires less time compared to full replacement. It can often be completed more quickly, allowing for a faster restoration of pipeline functionality and minimizing downtime.
• Lining a pipeline is generally more cost-effective compared to pipeline replacement. It involves inserting a liner into the existing pipeline, which eliminates the need for extensive excavation and installation of a new pipeline.
• In some cases, pipeline lining can improve the flow capacity of the existing pipeline. By smoothing the inner surface, it can reduce friction and increase the efficiency of fluid transportation.
• Pipe lining reduces the disruption to surrounding areas as it requires less excavation and construction work. This is particularly advantageous in urban areas or locations with sensitive environments where minimizing disturbance is crucial.
• Lining can significantly extend the lifespan of an existing pipeline by reinforcing its structural integrity and preventing further degradation. It acts as a protective barrier against corrosion, erosion, and leaks.