PIPE RELINING Services in Florida

Pipe relining services by Performance AC

Performance AC licensed plumbers can provide reliable pipe lining and relining services to Tampa, Clearwater, and St. Petersburg. Our emergency plumbers can help you with any plumbing services including sewer pipe lining, water pipe repair, repiping, or water line replacement. Book an appointment or call 1-727-597-5422 to get same-day plumbing services!

Professional pipe relining with the Perma liner process

The main benefits of pipe relining are the significant cost savings over repiping. Pipe relining can be done quickly, does not dig up your lawn or floors, and lasts a minimum of 50 years in your drainage or sewage pipe.

The Perma Liner patented process uses a resin-saturated felt tube made of polyester, fiberglass cloth or a number of other materials suitable for resin impregnation. This tube is then inverted or pulled into a damaged drainage pipe.

Thanks to this technology, pipe burst and even sewage pipe relining are made quick, efficient, and durable on top of being affordable. Call us now for quality trenchless pipe repair in Tampa and surrounding areas of Florida.

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How does this process compare to other pipe relining techniques?

This process of pipe relining is usually done from the upstream access point (manhole or excavation). It is possible to invert the liner upstream (e.g. from the downstream access point) but this carries greater risk. It is possible to perform the pipe lining from the downstream access point, upstream to a blind end however this carries the highest risk of all the CIPP installation methods.

Little to no digging is involved in this trenchless pipe lining process, making for a potentially more cost-effective and less disruptive method than traditional “dig and replace” repiping methods.

In short, our pipe relining service is much more cost-effective, safe, and easy to implement. For all your pipe lining needs, you can trust Performance Air Conditioning.

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Pipe Relining FAQ

What part of the sewer line is the homeowner responsible for?

Owning a home is a dream for many people, so as a potential homeowner or current homeowner, it’s important to understand what’s underneath your home and where your responsibility lies. As a homeowner, there are two key items to be aware of: home sewage pipe and sewer inspections.

These are critical items homeowners don’t think about until it’s too late. When considering the sewer pipes connected to your home, you need to know the difference between the upper lateral and the lower lateral, and what the homeowner is responsible for.

• The upper lateral is the part of the home’s sewer line that runs from the structure to the property line, which is commonly the curb or sidewalk. That’s the part that the homeowner is responsible for.
• The lower lateral is the section of the home’s sewer line that runs from the property line to the city main sewer line in the street. Again, that would be the homeowner. Buyers and agents sometimes assume that any problems past the property line will be repaired by the city. That’s not always the case with the lower lateral as it differs across the country on whether the homeowner or the municipality is responsible for any repairs.

What type of damage is not covered by a homeowner’s insurance policy?

Property damage from sewer back-ups are generally not covered by a homeowner’s insurance policy. Be sure to check your local municipalities to ensure who the responsible party is for the repairs. It’s common to hear that homeowners don’t know the state of their pipes or the property damage from sewer back-ups that result in very expensive repairs.

Another type of damage to sewer lines not covered by homeowner’s insurance: tree roots invading the sewer line. It’s extremely important to check your insurance policy so you’re prepared in the unfortunate event this damage occurs.policy

What type of properties are more prone to broken sewer lines?

There are some properties more prone to broken sewer lines and they include:

• Older properties
• Homes that have slow drains
• Homes with settlement issues
• Homes with trees that have deep, aggressive roots
• Homes where there is already a history of sewer issues
• Homes with clay tile or cast iron sewer lines
• Homes that have trees over or near the sewer lines.

If your house falls into one of these categories, it’s inherently important to pay attention to the pipes underneath your home and think about getting a licensed professional to inspect the pipes.

Even if there aren’t any visible issues or problems, there could be something lying underneath that will wreak havoc sooner or later.

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