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Preventing Roots From Growing Through a CIPP Liner

The author provides some valuable lessons about the wet-out process learned from a failed lining job

  • By John Heisler
  • September 11, 2019

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Preventing Roots From Growing Through a CIPP Liner

Have you ever experienced a root growing through a CIPP liner? I have, and while it’s considered a failure, it is also a great teaching moment.

So how did it happen? My wet-out and installation crew was fully seasoned. They’d installed over 1 million feet of CIPP liner, yet...

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