Your pipes get replaced. Your property doesn't get touched.
Commercial, institutional, and contractor work.
Trenchless CIPP lining for occupied buildings, finished grounds, and schedules that cannot slip. No trench, no road plates, no restoration phase, and no relocated tenants.
Capability
Who we work for
Property managers & HOAs
Multi-tenant and common-area lines repaired without closing parking, drives, or amenities.
General contractors
A trenchless subcontractor for occupied renovations, tight sites, and finished-grade constraints.
Healthcare & institutional
Corridor and wing work staged around operations, with containment and odor control planned in advance.
Commercial real estate
Pre-purchase line assessment and capital planning backed by camera evidence, not guesswork.
Project record
What the work actually looks like
Real jobs, real photos. Scope details are listed plainly so you can judge whether your situation matches.
Lined beneath a putting green
The line running under this green and pool deck was rehabilitated through the cleanout visible in the pine straw at the edge of the turf. That access point is the only evidence the work happened. No turf lifted, no deck cut, no planting beds disturbed.
- Setting
- Putting green & pool deck
- Access
- Existing cleanout
- Excavation
- None
- Restoration
- None required
Occupied facility, corridor lining
Sanitary line rehabilitated inside a live building. Work staged behind cones and drop cloths in an active corridor, with the space handed back at the end of each shift. No excavation, no closure, no relocated occupants.
- Setting
- Occupied building
- Access
- Existing cleanout
- Excavation
- None
- Closure
- None
Under slab and hardscape
Where a line runs beneath concrete, a single small access point replaces a full trench. The liner is drawn through the damaged section and cured, leaving the surrounding slab, drive, and walkways intact.
- Setting
- Under concrete
- Access
- Single access point
- Excavation
- Minimal
- Slab replaced
- No
Compliance
Documentation and credentials
Everything a bid list or a facilities file needs, without chasing us for it.
Bonded & insured
Certificates and bonding documentation on request.
Licensed mechanical contractor
South Carolina licensed, operating statewide.
COI & W-9 same day
Name the additional insured; we turn it around quickly.
Documented work
Pre- and post-CCTV footage and closeout records as standard.
Our solution
Trenchless pipe lining
Our UV cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) system restores damaged pipe from the inside out, forming a new structural pipe within the existing one. No trench, no torn-up property.
- No excavation
- Minimal disruption to residents, tenants, and daily operations
- Long-lasting results that prevent future problems
- Works on sanitary, storm, and other gravity-flow pipe
- Fits pipe from 3 inches to 8 inches in diameter
Pipe materials we rehabilitate
- Vitrified clay (VCP)
- Cast iron
- PVC
- Orangeburg
- Concrete
What you avoid
Conventional replacement may add
- Excavation and backfill
- Landscaping and hardscape restoration
- Asphalt or concrete replacement
- Traffic control and permitting
- Longer project timelines
- Increased tenant or occupant disruption
Every one of those is a line item on a dig-and-replace quote. Lining removes most of them.
How a lining job runs
Our proven process
Five steps start to finish. Most residential laterals are done in a day, and the yard, driveway, or parking lot stays exactly where it is.
Inspect
We run a CCTV camera through the line to find the fault and verify the pipe's condition before recommending anything.
Clean
High-pressure jetting strips roots, grease, and scale so the liner bonds to a clean host pipe.
Line
A resin-saturated liner goes in through an existing access point and is positioned inside the damaged pipe.
Cure
UV light cures the liner in place, forming a strong, seamless new pipe inside the old one.
Reinstate
Service is restored and verified on camera. We leave the property the way we found it.
Where we work
Service areas
Full service
Pipe lining, camera inspection, jetting, drain cleaning, and sewer replacement.
Pipe lining statewide
Trenchless CIPP lining, anywhere in South Carolina.
Frequently asked
Commercial and contractor questions
Are you bonded and insured?
Yes. Carolina Pipe Pros is a bonded, insured South Carolina mechanical contractor. Certificates of insurance, W-9, and bonding documentation are available on request — name the additional insured and we will have it to you the same day.
Can you work nights, weekends, or around occupancy?
Yes, and for occupied buildings it is usually the right approach. Lining is quiet compared with excavation, the equipment stages in a compact footprint, and the work area can be handed back at the end of each shift. We schedule around operating hours rather than asking you to schedule around us.
What do you need from us before mobilizing?
Site access and a cleanout or other access point, a point of contact for the building, and any restrictions on hours, parking, or hot work. If as-builts or prior camera footage exist, they save time. We handle locating, containment, and permitting where required.
How disruptive is lining in an occupied space?
Far less than excavation. There is no trench, no spoil pile, no road plate, and no restoration phase afterward. In corridors and common areas we work behind cones and drop cloths within a defined footprint. Odor control and containment are planned in advance for healthcare and food-service settings.
What pipe sizes and materials can you line?
Three inch through eight inch gravity-flow pipe in vitrified clay, cast iron, PVC, Orangeburg, and concrete. Sanitary, storm, and other gravity lines all qualify. If a line falls outside that range we will tell you rather than take the job.
Do you provide submittals and documentation?
Yes. Liner system data sheets, method statements, pre- and post-CCTV footage, and closeout documentation are all available. Pre-lining footage and post-cure verification are standard on commercial work, not an extra.
Let's solve the problem — without disrupting your property.
Call or text for a camera inspection and a straight answer about whether the line needs lining, cleaning, or replacement.
Call or text 803-814-5544