Sewer sleeving installs a continuous structural liner inside the full length of your existing sewer pipe. Where CIPP uses a resin-saturated felt tube, sleeving uses a rigid sleeve that creates an independent structural conduit inside the host pipe, ideal for heavily deteriorated or structurally compromised lines.
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Sewer sleeving is the trenchless choice for sewer lines that need full structural rehabilitation, not just sealing. Four situations point to sleeving over standard CIPP lining.
Sleeving requires the host pipe to maintain enough of its shape to guide the liner. These are the four triggers that mean schedule the assessment now.
Sewer sleeving is only as good as the preparation and verification. Four standards make every LiningWorks sleeving job consistent.
Same five-step sequence on every residential sleeving job, from cleanout-to-tap camera scope through final verification.
A high-resolution sewer camera maps every joint failure, crack, belly, and root intrusion point across the full run. This footage determines the sleeve length and confirms the host pipe can guide the liner.
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We run a hydro-jetting pass through the full run to strip debris, grease, and root matter from the pipe wall. The sleeve must contact the host pipe; a clean wall ensures proper seating.
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The sleeve liner is prepared to the confirmed run length and pipe diameter before it enters the line. Every foot of the sleeve is inspected before insertion.
Talk to a LiningWorks Tech We pull the sleeve from the downstream end, drawing it through the full length of the host pipe. Once in position, the sleeve is set against the host pipe wall along its entire length.
Talk to a LiningWorks Tech The sleeve is held in contact with the host pipe while it cures. A post-installation camera scope verifies the sleeve from end to end. You see the finished installation on screen and keep both video files.
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Camera revealed ten deteriorated joint locations across the 72-foot clay-tile run. The homeowners had a full-run camera scope done after purchasing the home. LiningWorks sleeved the full 72 feet in a single session: no excavation, no damage to the mature oak canopy over the line.
Full-run sleeving is often more efficient than patching each joint individually. One day on site, one flat price, every joint sealed across the entire run.
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