Trenchless epoxy pipe lining that repairs your sewer line without digging up your yard. If your sewer line is cracked, leaking, or getting invaded by roots, CIPP lining can often restore it from the inside with far less disruption than a full dig-and-replace.
Cured In Place Pipe, also called CIPP or epoxy pipe lining, is a trenchless sewer repair in Winston-Salem method that restores damaged sewer lines from the inside.
Instead of digging up your yard, driveway, or landscaping, we insert a resin-saturated liner into your existing pipe. Once in place, it is inflated and cured, creating a seamless, jointless “pipe within a pipe.”
The result is a strong, corrosion-resistant sewer line that can last for decades, with minimal disruption to your property.
If you are looking for a no-dig alternative to sewer line replacement in Winston-Salem, CIPP lining is often one of the best options.
Many older homes in Winston-Salem still have clay, cast iron, or even Orangeburg sewer lines. These materials are especially prone to cracking, root intrusion, and joint failure over time. A camera inspection is the fastest way to know whether your line can be restored with CIPP.
Many homeowners do not realize their sewer line is failing until the symptoms become hard to ignore. If you are seeing any of the issues below, a camera inspection can confirm whether CIPP is a fit.
If sewage is backing up into the home, treat that as urgent. Call now and we will tell you the fastest next step.
When most homeowners hear “sewer line replacement,” they picture a trench cut across the yard, broken concrete, and weeks of disruption. Traditional excavation repairs the pipe, but it often creates a second project: restoring everything above it.
Many homeowners do not realize their sewer line is failing until the symptoms become hard to ignore. If you are seeing any of the issues below, a camera inspection can confirm whether CIPP is a fit.
A conventional approach that involves excavating the affected area to remove and replace damaged pipes.
A minimally invasive repair method that restores your existing pipe from the inside without major disruption to your property.
If sewage is backing up into the home, treat that as urgent. Call now and we will tell you the fastest next step.
CIPP works best when the existing pipe is still structurally “there,” but damaged enough to leak, crack, or fail over time.
If a pipe has fully collapsed, is severely misaligned, or has major sections missing, excavation may still be necessary. That is exactly why the first step is always a camera inspection. At The Pipe Boss, we confirm what is really happening before recommending anything.
See a real example of this process in our Kernersville cast iron sewer line repair case study.
We keep this process straightforward. The goal is to give you a clear answer, a clean plan, and a durable repair. In many residential cases, this can be completed in a single day. We will tell you what to expect before we start.
Step 1
We inspect your sewer line to confirm the problem, measure the scope, and determine whether CIPP lining is a good fit.
Step 2
We clean the pipe thoroughly, often with hydro jetting, to remove debris, buildup, and roots so the liner can bond correctly.
Step 3
A resin-saturated liner is inserted into the pipe and positioned precisely where the repair is needed.
Step 4
The liner is inflated and cured in place, forming a seamless new pipe inside your existing line.
Step 5
We run a camera again to verify proper curing, flow, and a clean final result.
CIPP does more than patch a crack. It creates a continuous, jointless interior liner inside your existing pipe. When properly installed, CIPP lining commonly lasts 30 to 50+ years. For many homeowners, that means solving the problem once instead of dealing with recurring repairs.
When installed correctly, CIPP lining commonly lasts 50 years or more. The resin-cured liner is corrosion-resistant, jointless, and creates a smooth interior surface that resists root intrusion and buildup.
Unlike clay or cast iron pipes, which degrade at joints and seams over time, a CIPP liner has no joints for roots to enter and no metal to corrode. That is what makes the repair last. The most common failure points in older sewer lines, cracked joints, root entry points, and corroded walls, are eliminated in a single installation.
For most homeowners in Winston-Salem, a properly installed CIPP liner means solving the sewer problem once. The Pipe Boss backs every CIPP installation with a 10-year warranty, and the liner itself is engineered to outlast the original pipe it’s restoring.
In many cases, CIPP ends up being cost-effective compared to full replacement because it reduces restoration costs to your yard, driveway, and landscaping.
What Winston-Salem Homeowners Can Expect to Pay
Every CIPP project is different, so there is no single price that applies to every home. For most residential sewer lines in the Winston-Salem area, CIPP lining typically costs less than a full dig-and-replace when you factor in the restoration work that excavation requires, things like repaving driveways, replacing landscaping, or repairing sidewalks.
The biggest factors that affect your price are the length of pipe that needs lining, the diameter, how much cleaning and prep the line needs before the liner goes in, and how accessible the cleanouts are. A short section of 4-inch residential pipe is a very different project than 100 feet of 6-inch line running under a driveway.
We always start with a camera inspection so we can see exactly what’s going on before we quote anything. You’ll know the full scope and cost before any work begins, so you’ll have no surprises.
If cost is a concern, we also offer financing through Hearth, which lets you break the project into monthly payments. You can check your options here without affecting your credit score.
The Pipe Boss provides cured in place pipe lining throughout Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Kernersville, Lewisville, and surrounding communities. We specialize in trenchless solutions designed to protect your property while restoring full sewer function.
If you are in or near Winston-Salem and want a no-dig option for sewer repair, start with a camera inspection. You will get clarity fast, without pressure.
Sewer repair is not something most homeowners deal with often. We make sure you understand exactly what is happening and what your options are before any work begins. The Pipe Boss is:
Most CIPP installations last 30 to 50+ years when properly installed and matched to the right pipe conditions.
Yes. The liner materials are engineered for underground sewer systems and fully cure before the line is put back into normal use.
Many residential jobs are completed in one day, though timelines depend on pipe length, access, and how much cleaning is required.
The liner is thin and usually does not significantly impact flow capacity. In many cases, performance improves because the new interior surface is smooth and jointless.
CIPP creates a continuous interior liner, which helps prevent roots from re-entering through joints and small cracks. If there are other sections of pipe outside the lined area, those can still be vulnerable.
In most cases, no. We will tell you what to expect based on your layout, access points, and the scope of work.
If you are dealing with recurring sewer issues, schedule a camera inspection to see whether cured in place pipe lining is the right solution for your home. We will show you exactly what is happening inside the pipe and recommend the most effective repair.
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