Over a period of years the structural integrity of the pipeline may be compromised by interior corrosion and uneven or excessive loading on the pipe. These conditions produce induced flow characteristics, settled joints and cracks allowing infiltration of ground water with the threat of collapse.

Resin impregnated, Cured in Place, Pipe Lining is found to meet the broad needs of pipeline rehabilitation, including structural strength, and is ideally suited to infrastructure rehabilitation.

The principal of the cured in place, pipe lining lies in it's ability to be formed in place with the type of material, thickness and shape necessary to address the particular conditions present in the existing pipeline. In addition, the cured in place pipe can be designed to exactly fit the shape of existing pipe including oval, horseshoe, and egg shaped in 4-inch diameter and larger sizes.