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4-inch residential lateral
$80–$200
Per Linear Foot
$4,000 – $12,000 typical
Sewer Service · Columbus, Ohio
CIPP Pipe Lining in Columbus, Ohio
CIPP pipe lining is the no-dig way to restore a structurally compromised sewer lateral without trenching. Wooley Water Sewer Trenchless has been installing CIPP across Columbus, Ohio since becoming a Perma-Liner Authorized Installer — using NSF-61 compliant felt and fibreglass liner systems governed by ASTM F1216 and NASSCO. The result is a jointless pipe-within-a-pipe with a 50-year design life, installed in a single working day.
$80
From / linear ft
50yr
Design life
~6h
Avg residential install
0
Yard excavation
NSF-61
ASTM F1216 compliant
Method Definition
What Is CIPP Pipe Lining?
CIPP — cured-in-place pipe — is a trenchless pipe rehabilitation method in which a flexible tube impregnated with liquid thermoset epoxy is inverted through an existing damaged sewer lateral, then cured in place to form a structurally sound, jointless new pipe inside the host pipe wall.
The installed liner is NSF-61 compliant and carries a manufacturer-rated 50-year design life. Wooley installs Perma-Liner and LMK felt-liner systems for residential laterals and fibreglass-reinforced liners for larger commercial and municipal applications.
Right Fit Indicators
When CIPP Is the Right Fix
CIPP is the right answer for aged-but-intact pipe — clay tile and cast iron laterals dominating Bexley, Uptown Westerville, and pre-1970 Columbus housing stock.
Root intrusion at clay-pipe joints
Minor cracks and longitudinal fractures
Degraded interior surface on 60-100-year-old pipe
Chronic infiltration
Offset joints with mild separation
Corrosion pitting on cast-iron pipe interior
Preservation of finished landscape
How We Install CIPP
Our 10-Step CIPP Installation Process
1
Full-length camera scope
Confirm the pipe is a lining candidate. Document everything with PACP-NASSCO-coded video.
2
Hydro jet cleaning
4,000+ PSI interior cleaning.
3
Measure
Total run length, diameter, transitions, Y-fittings.
4
Prepare the liner
Soak felt tube in two-part epoxy resin on-site.
5
Invert
Invert the resin-saturated liner into the host pipe.
6
Inflate
Inflate the liner against the host pipe wall.
7
Cure
Ambient air (4-8h), steam (1-3h), or UV (30-60m).
8
Reinstate connections
Robotic cutter restores every Y-fitting.
9
Camera-verify
Second PACP-coded video scope.
10
Documentation
50-year warranty, before/after video, PACP report.
Pricing · 2026
What CIPP Pipe Lining Costs in Columbus
6-inch main-house run
$150–$400
Per Linear Foot
$8,000 – $18,000 typical
Commercial 6–8-inch
$200–$400
Per Linear Foot
What Happens If You Wait
A pipe that is a lining candidate today may be a bursting-only candidate in two to five years — a material jump in cost.
What Sets Wooley Apart
Why Our CIPP Is Different
NSF-61 certified liner materials
Full before/after camera footage
50-year manufacturer-backed warranty
Reinstatement of every service connection
Perma-Liner Authorized Installer
Service Area
Where We Install CIPP Pipe Lining
FAQ
CIPP Pipe Lining — Frequently Asked Questions
How long does pipe lining last?
CIPP carries a manufacturer-rated 50-year design life. Field data from the earliest CIPP installs (late 1980s) shows pipes still performing beyond 35 years.
Does pipe lining work for root intrusion?
Yes — root intrusion at clay-tile joints is the single most common CIPP application. The liner creates a jointless surface that roots cannot penetrate.
What is the difference between pipe lining and pipe bursting?
Pipe lining RESTORES an existing pipe. Pipe bursting REPLACES the pipe. Lining is for aged-but-intact pipe; bursting is for collapsed or Orangeburg.
How much does CIPP cost per foot in Ohio?
Columbus-area CIPP runs $80–$250 per linear foot for residential 4-inch lateral work. See the full cost guide →
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