Do You Have To Move Out During Residential Pipe Lining?

If you’ve been considering trenchless pipe lining, you might also be wondering whether it’s better to move out or stay put during your residential pipe lining. Sewer Pro goes over the various considerations that factor into whether or not temporarily relocating is an option during your trenchless pipe lining in Columbus, OH.

How Long Does Residential Pipe Lining Take?

Whether or not it’s necessary to move out whilst a sewer pipe lining service is underway depends largely on how long the process will take. After all, there’s not much use going through all that trouble packing up and looking for a place to stay if the pipe lining procedure itself is not even going to take too long.

Having said that, CIPP pipe lining and other related services usually take only a day to complete. Of course it depends on the severity of the problem, plus the prep time and curing phase. However, it’s still ultimately up to whether that duration warrants temporary relocation or not.

When To Stay In

If only a portion or segment of your pipeline needs to be rehabilitated, consider staying in your home while we complete the process. This is because repairs of that nature typically don’t take up too much time, so even if you need a specialized service such as a cast iron pipe lining, it can be done in a day most of the time.

When To Relocate

Reputable pipe lining companies will work as quickly and efficiently as possible, but if you are sensitive to noises and smells, or just don’t feel at ease not having the usual conveniences of a fully functional home (we may have to shut off the water for a bit), then you should consider relocating to another living space during the project.

Regardless of your decision, you can rest assured that Sewer Pro would handle the job with utmost professionalism. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.