Cured-in-place lining rehabilitates a qualifying host pipe from within. Pipe bursting replaces a failed line by pulling new pipe through the existing route.
Neither method is appropriate in every situation. Collapse, severe offsets, access, utilities and pipe geometry all affect what can be done responsibly.
A camera inspection and accurate location are the starting points for comparing targeted repair, lining, bursting and conventional replacement.
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