Review records and footage
Existing camera video, measurements, material, route, prior repairs, and symptoms are gathered.
Liner candidacy is determined by the host pipe’s continuity, shape, grade, diameter, access, branch connections, bends, defects, and ability to be cleaned. A camera inspection is essential, but cleaning and additional measurements may be required before a reliable lining decision can be made.
Existing camera video, measurements, material, route, prior repairs, and symptoms are gathered.
Deposits and roots may need removal so the actual wall and geometry can be seen.
Diameter, length, bends, branches, offsets, deformation, grade, access, and cure logistics are evaluated.
Lining feasibility, limitations, expected preparation, service interruption, restoration, and alternative repairs are explained.
Candidacy should not be finalized from poor visibility.
Lining follows the existing route and does not lift a sagging section.
Shape and remaining opening matter as much as visible cracks.
Cleanouts, branch connections, and maintenance access should be included in the rehabilitation plan.
Complete collapse, missing pipe, severe deformation, unsuitable grade, inaccessible branches, or inability to clean and prepare the host can disqualify it.
Often, if joints, shape, grade, access, and preparation are suitable.
Installation requirements vary by lining system, but active flow and infiltration must be controlled.
Usually yes, because cleaning can reveal defects that were hidden during the initial evaluation.