When a full replacement isn’t possible, we line the old pipe from the inside — giving you a strong, sealed new pipe without digging it all up.
Pipe bursting is our first choice, but some lines can’t be fully replaced — the pipe may run too close to a foundation, sit under a structure, or be in a spot where bursting just isn’t practical. That’s where liners come in.
A liner is fed into your existing pipe and cured in place, forming a tight, seamless new pipe inside the old one. It seals cracks and gaps, keeps roots out and restores flow — all from small access points instead of a trench.
Every lining job is planned around the condition of your existing pipe.
We inspect the line to confirm lining is the right fix and measure what’s needed.
The old pipe is cleared of roots and buildup so the liner bonds properly.
The liner is cut and prepared to match your pipe’s length and size.
We feed the liner into the old pipe from a small access point.
The liner hardens inside the old pipe to form a tight, seamless new one.
We run the camera through again to confirm a smooth, sealed line.
Lining is our backup plan for lines where a full replacement can’t be done. It’s often the best fit when:
The pipe runs too close to your foundation to burst
The line sits under a structure or addition
Access at one end of the line is very limited
The pipe is cracked or leaking but still in place
Roots are getting in through joints and cracks
You want to avoid digging in a finished space
A quick inspection tells us for certain. Call (403) 874-6050.
Clean, careful and from the inside out — here’s what to expect.
We camera-inspect the line to see if lining is the right fix.
We clear out roots and buildup so the liner can bond properly.
The liner goes in and cures in place to form a new pipe.
A final camera pass confirms a smooth, sealed line.
Years of trenchless experience across Calgary and nearby communities
Over 21 years of trenchless work and one simple promise: we fix what’s underground without wrecking what’s above it.
Lining works from small access points, so your lawn, floors and landscaping stay put.
We only recommend lining when a full replacement isn’t possible — never as a shortcut.
The cured liner seals cracks and joints so roots and leaks can’t get back in.
Plain-English explanations and a clear price before any work begins.
A pipe liner is a flexible tube that’s fed into your existing pipe and then hardened in place. Once it cures, it forms a tight, seamless new pipe inside the old one.
Pipe bursting is our first choice for a full replacement. We use a liner when bursting isn’t practical — for example, when the pipe runs too close to a foundation, sits under a structure or has very limited access.
Very little. The liner is installed from existing or small access points, so there’s no trench across your property.
It starts with a camera inspection. We’ll check the condition of your pipe and tell you honestly whether lining, bursting or another fix is the best option.
Tell us about the problem and where the line runs. We’ll get back to you with honest advice and a free, no-obligation estimate.
Fill in the form and we’ll reply as soon as we can. Prefer to talk? Call (403) 874-6050.
