UV Sewer and Drain Lining

Underground Pipe Co. offers trenchless CIPP methods for outdated and damaged piping systems. We provide UV cure (Blue Light) lining which enables us to provide extremely successful lining installations at a very efficient speed.

Underground Pipe Co. was started as a sister company to Mark Porretta Excavating Inc. For over 35 years we have performed traditional excavating and plumbing services in the Rochester area. Lately, however, the demand for trenchless methods of pipe repair and replacement has been on the rise. Utilizing specialized equipment combined with years of experience, Underground Pipe Co. is prepared to meet every challenge presented by failing underground infrastructure. 

We currently serve Ontario, Wayne, and Monroe County. Areas with the highest frequency of sewer-related issues include Manchester, Shortsville, Canandaigua, Fairport, and Rochester. This is mostly due to underground infrastructure being anywhere from 60 to 100 years old. 

• Canandaigua NY
• Rochester NY
• Fairport NY
• Brighton NY

Sewer and Drain Lining 

Using the latest epoxy lining equipment combined with years of experience has placed our company in a position to provide the most thorough and satisfactory sewer and drain lining services in Monroe, Wayne, and Ontario county. Underground Pipe Co. is able to replace almost all damaged pipes without digging. Whether it’s tree roots, collapsed pipe, deteriorated cast iron, or holes in your pipe, Underground Pipe Co. is ready to permanently fix your issue. You don’t have time to deal with clogged drains, so call us today and find peace of mind.

Who needs sewer lining?

Sewer and drain lining is primarily for customers who are tied into public sewer systems. For example, most of the liners we install are in older municipal districts such as the City of Canandaigua, the village of Fairport, or Brighton, NY. The infrastructure that is underground was installed seventy to ninety years ago and is beginning to fail. There are literally thousands homes with clay sewer pipe with tree root intrusion.

The Process

The process for which we install liners and replace old or broken sewer lines is extremely efficient. The first stage consists of cleaning and preparing the existing drain line. This can include cutting out roots, descaling, and jetting the sewer line. Afterwards measurements are taken, the liner built, and the epoxy is mixed. The resin is then poured into the new liner material, wound up inside an inversion drum, and installed from a basement or a lawn cleanout. After it is finished curing, the final result is a brand new, smooth, transitionless pipe that extends from a basement all the way into the middle of the street. No excavation or digging is required, and basement penetrations are minimal, if needed at all.