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Residential Cipp Pipe Lining

Residential CIPP Pipe Lining — No-Dig Sewer Repair for Your Home

A resin-saturated liner cures in place inside your home's existing sewer or drain line — no excavation, no torn-up landscaping.

  • Free camera inspection with any drain line cleaning
  • Free estimate on every job
  • Licensed in GA & SC
Residential CIPP Pipe Lining — No-Dig Sewer Repair for Your Home
MaxLiner Certified InstallerKevin Coleman is certified on the MaxLiner CIPP system used for our trenchless pipe lining. 120+ Trenchless JobsTrenchless repairs completed across the CSRA, residential and commercial. 10-Year CIPP WarrantyWorkmanship warranty on trenchless CIPP pipe repairs, tiered by service.
The Basics

What Is Residential CIPP Pipe Lining?

CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) lining installs a resin-saturated liner inside your home's existing damaged sewer or drain line and cures it in place, forming a new pipe within the old one — no excavation required. For homeowners, that means no torn-up yard, no ripped-out driveway, and no weeks of exposed trenches while a crew replaces the pipe underneath your lawn. It's the option we recommend most often for single-family homes dealing with root intrusion, aging clay or cast-iron pipe, or a sewer line that's showing recurring backups on a camera inspection.

TDS Trenchless crew performing cipp pipe lining
Why Trenchless

Why Homeowners Choose CIPP Over Digging Up the Yard

A traditional dig-and-replace job can mean losing landscaping, tearing through a driveway or patio, and living with an open trench for days. CIPP lining goes in through your existing cleanout or access point, so most residential jobs leave your yard essentially untouched. We also work around single-family scheduling — one line, one household, one appointment window, rather than the multi-crew logistics a commercial site needs. If a camera inspection shows your pipe is too degraded for a liner to bond properly, we'll tell you and recommend Sewer & Water Line Excavation Repair instead — we'd rather be upfront than sell a lining job that won't hold.

A TDS Trenchless CIPP liner going in through an existing access point, with the lawn intact
The Process

How Residential CIPP Lining Works

  1. 01Camera Inspectionconfirms the diagnosis in your home's line before any work begins.
  2. 02Hydro Jet Cleaningthe line is cleaned so the liner can bond properly.
  3. 03Liner Insertion & Curea resin-saturated liner is inserted (inversion or pull-through method) and cured with heat or UV.
  4. 04Post-Install Camera Verificationa final camera pass confirms the finished liner before we leave your property.

Installed using a MaxLiner-certified process — Kevin Coleman completed MaxLiner USA's classroom and educational field training on the MaxLiner system.

Costs & Cover

Pricing & Warranty for Residential CIPP Lining

Residential CIPP lining uses the same per-foot pricing as every CIPP job we run: $75–$200/ft for 4-inch pipe and $100–$300/ft for 6-inch pipe, with a free estimate and a quote required before work begins on your home. It's backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty on trenchless (CIPP) pipe repairs. For the full pricing table and warranty comparison across our trenchless services, see the CIPP Pipe Lining hub.

A TDS Trenchless technician preparing a written CIPP pipe lining quote for a homeowner
Related Services

More CIPP Pipe Lining Options

If your home's situation points to a different angle — an older clay or Orangeburg line, or a sewer line with a known root intrusion problem — visit the CIPP Pipe Lining hub for the full menu of CIPP sub-services, including Commercial CIPP Pipe Lining, CIPP Lining for Old Sewer Lines, and CIPP Lining for Root Intrusion Repair.

TDS Trenchless CIPP pipe lining equipment set up for a larger-diameter job
Go Deeper

See Full CIPP Pricing on the Hub

Start with a camera inspection - free with any drain line cleaning - so the quote you get is based on what is actually in your pipe.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is residential CIPP pipe lining?
CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) lining installs a resin-saturated liner inside your home's existing damaged sewer or drain line and cures it in place, forming a new pipe within the old one — with no excavation required.
Will CIPP lining tear up my yard or landscaping?
No — because the liner is installed through your existing access points, most residential CIPP jobs avoid digging up your yard, driveway, or foundation entirely.
How much does residential CIPP pipe lining cost?
$75–$200/ft for 4-inch pipe and $100–$300/ft for 6-inch pipe, with a free estimate and quote required for your home's specific job.
Do you offer a warranty on residential CIPP lining?
Yes — a 10-year workmanship warranty on trenchless (CIPP) pipe repairs.
Do I need a camera inspection before lining my home's sewer line?
Yes — every residential CIPP job starts with a camera inspection to confirm the diagnosis and make sure lining is the right fix for your pipe.
Ready When You Are

Schedule Residential CIPP Pipe Lining

Every job starts with a free estimate. Licensed in Georgia and South Carolina.

  • Free estimate on every job
  • Licensed in GA & SC
  • 10-year workmanship warranty on CIPP