The project

The existing sewer was cast iron. Our team installed a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner into a 44-foot downstream section. The original field video, shared on October 24, 2025, documents the project and identifies Pasadena as the location.

How CIPP sewer lining works

CIPP lining creates a new lining inside a suitable existing pipe. Unlike a full-length open trench, the method uses access to the existing line. Pipe condition, diameter, route and connections must be evaluated before selecting a repair approach.

For this Pasadena installation, the documented scope was a 44-foot liner within the existing cast-iron sewer. It is an example of rehabilitation rather than a claim that every sewer can be lined. Access openings or localized excavation may still be required on other properties.

See the project video

Watch our crew’s original footage. The still alongside this case study is taken from the same project video.

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What this means for your property

If your sewer backs up repeatedly, understanding the pipe condition comes before choosing another cleaning or repair. A sewer camera inspection can help identify visible conditions and guide the next step. Hydro jetting addresses buildup in suitable lines; it does not repair a broken pipe.

Explore our CIPP sewer lining and trenchless sewer repair services to compare the approaches. Your estimate depends on access, preparation, pipe condition and the section requiring work.

Planning sewer work in Pasadena?

Tell us your address, symptoms and any previous inspection findings. Our La Verne-based office can confirm service availability and discuss an assessment for your property.