Full camera inspection
We push a RIDGID sewer camera the full length of the run and record it. You get the footage and a written report noting every crack, offset joint and root mass, plus pipe diameter and length for liner sizing.
Cured-in-place pipe lining for clay, cast iron and Orangeburg sewer lines
Sewer pipe lining in Marietta, Georgia that skips the excavation
Sewer pipe lining in Marietta, Georgia rebuilds your failing sewer line from the inside out, so you keep your driveway, lawn and mature shade trees. We install cured-in-place pipe liner through existing cleanouts on clay tile, cast iron and Orangeburg pipe common in homes built before 1980. Same-day service is often possible.
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About this service
What sewer pipe lining in Marietta, Georgia actually does
Sewer pipe lining in Marietta, Georgia is a trenchless repair method that pulls a resin-saturated felt tube through your existing sewer line, inflates it against the pipe wall, and cures it in place with heat or ambient air. The result is a smooth, jointless cured-in-place pipe liner inside the old pipe. We use a sewer camera first to confirm the host pipe can carry the liner, then a hydro jetter to strip grease and roots before inversion.
Most calls we run in Marietta come from homes on clay tile sewer pipe where tree root intrusion has opened the joints, or from 1950s-70s ranches with Orangeburg pipe deterioration. A CIPP sewer lining Marietta Georgia job usually beats excavation because the liner bridges offset pipe joints and small cracks in one pass. If you have been putting off a sewer lining vs replacement Marietta GA decision, a camera inspection tells you which one your pipe actually needs.
- ✓ No lawn destruction
- ✓ Seals root entry points
- ✓ Extends pipe life 50 years
- ✓ Cheaper than full dig
What's included
What our sewer pipe lining service includes
Every lining job we run includes the camera work, cleaning and final verification that make the liner last. Here is what is covered in a standard residential quote, and what we price separately if your line needs it.
Hydro jetting and root cutting
A 3,000 to 4,000 PSI hydro jetter scours grease and scale off the pipe wall, and a Picote chain cutter removes heavy root intrusion. Clean walls are what let the epoxy bond and cure to full thickness.
CIPP liner installation
We wet out the felt liner with epoxy resin, invert it through the cleanout with our CIPP liner inversion drum, and cure it with steam or ambient air. Cure temperature and time are logged on every job.
Final camera verification
After cure and cool-down, we cut the liner open at each connection and run the camera again. You get the after-video, a flow test with a full tub of water, and a written report for your records.
Workmanship warranty
Every liner install is warrantied. If the liner fails within the warranty period due to our workmanship, we come back and make it right. The warranty is transferable if you sell the home.
How it works
How our sewer lining process runs
We push a RIDGID sewer camera through the cleanout and record the full run. You watch the monitor with us. We mark the depth of every crack, offset joint and root mass, then measure the pipe diameter and length so the liner is cut to size.
A hydro jetter at 3,000 to 4,000 PSI scours grease, scale and roots off the pipe wall. Heavy root intrusion gets a Picote chain cutter first. We then verify the line is round and clear enough for the liner to bond. This step takes one to three hours.
We wet out the felt liner with epoxy resin, load it into the CIPP liner inversion drum, and push it through the cleanout with water or air pressure. The liner turns inside out as it travels, pressing tight against the host pipe wall the whole way.
Steam or ambient air cures the resin. A 40-foot residential liner cures in 60 to 120 minutes depending on thickness and ground temperature. We monitor cure temperature the entire time, then cool the liner slowly so it does not shrink away from the pipe wall.
We cut the liner open at each connection with a Picote or chain cutter, then run the camera again. You get the after-video plus a written report. We test-flow the line with a full tub of water before we pack up.
STEP 01Camera inspection
We push a RIDGID sewer camera through the cleanout and record the full run. You watch the monitor with us. We mark the depth of every crack, offset joint and root mass, then measure the pipe diameter and length so the liner is cut to size.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we use for lining
RIDGID sewer camera
Records the full run before and after lining so you see exactly what we see. We use it to measure pipe diameter and length for liner sizing.
Hydro jetter
Scours grease, scale and roots off the pipe wall at 3,000 to 4,000 PSI. Clean walls are what let the epoxy liner bond and cure properly.
Picote chain cutter
Cuts heavy root intrusion and opens the liner at each connection after cure. It is the tool that clears what a jetter alone cannot.
CIPP liner inversion drum
Loads and inverts the resin-saturated felt liner through the cleanout. It controls the pressure that presses the liner tight against the host pipe wall.
Sewer line locator transmitter
Marks the pipe path before any excavation so we keep the dig small and avoid hitting irrigation, gas or fiber lines.
Mini excavator
On the jobs lining cannot fix, it opens a small access pit for pipe replacement or spot repair without tearing up the whole yard.
Real results
Before and after.
Sewer Pipe Lining
Clay tile line with root intrusion
A 1948 home near Marietta Square had roots entering through separated clay tile joints every spring. The homeowner was paying for annual root cutting and still getting slow drains by summer.
After: We cut the roots, jetted the line, and installed a 45-foot CIPP liner in one day. Final camera showed a smooth, jointless wall. No backup in the two years since, and the yard was never touched.
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Orangeburg pipe restored instead of replaced
A 1965 ranch in West Marietta had Orangeburg pipe that had deformed but not collapsed. Two other companies quoted full replacement with a trench through the front yard.
After: We cameraed the line, confirmed enough round pipe remained, and lined 38 feet through the existing cleanout. The homeowner saved roughly $6,000 versus replacement and kept the yard intact.
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Cast iron main lined for a commercial tenant
A retail strip on Delk Road had recurring backups from cast iron corrosion narrowing the pipe wall. Tenants were losing business every time the line backed up.
After: We jetted the scale off after hours, lined 60 feet of cast iron, and flow-tested the line. No backups in the following 18 months and no tenant closures during the work.
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Sewer problems pipe lining fixes for good
Most sewer calls we run in Marietta trace back to the same handful of failures. Here is what we see, what happens if you ignore it, and how lining solves it.
Ask a pro →Tree roots entering through clay tile joints
We cut the roots with a Picote chain cutter, jet the line clean, then install a CIPP liner that covers every joint in the run. Roots have no opening to enter, so the repair holds year after year.
Orangeburg pipe that has gone soft and deformed
We camera the line to see how much shape is left. If enough round pipe remains, a liner restores it. If the pipe is too far gone, we replace that section with PVC and line the rest of the run.
Offset joints letting in soil and groundwater
A cured-in-place liner bridges offset joints with a continuous epoxy wall, sealing the line from the inside. We verify the seal with a final camera pass and a flow test before we leave.
Cast iron corrosion narrowing the pipe wall
We hydro jet the scale off the wall, camera the line to check remaining thickness, then line the run with a CIPP liner that restores a smooth, full-diameter flow path.
Transparent pricing
Sewer pipe lining cost in Marietta Georgia
$2,500 - $15,000+ depending on length, diameter and prep
Typical 2026 pricing for sewer pipe lining in this area runs $4,000 to $12,000 for a residential job, with short spot liners starting near $2,500 and long commercial runs going past $15,000. The biggest drivers are length, pipe diameter, access and how much root or grease prep the line needs. We quote a range after the camera inspection and hold to it. Pipe relining services Marietta Georgia usually cost 30 to 50 percent less than open-cut replacement once you add back landscaping and driveway repair.
Lining avoids the excavation, landscaping and driveway repair that come with open-cut replacement. Most homeowners come out ahead even before factoring in the shorter job time and the 50-year design life of a properly installed CIPP liner.
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Lining is priced by the foot. A 20-foot spot liner costs far less than a 100-foot main. We measure the run on camera before quoting, so the number is based on your actual pipe.
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A 4-inch residential lateral uses less liner and resin than a 6-inch or 8-inch commercial line. Larger diameters also take longer to cure, which adds labor time.
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Lining needs a cleanout to work from. If your home has none, we install one at the property line, which adds cost but makes future camera work and lining possible.
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Heavy root intrusion or years of grease buildup takes longer to cut and jet before inversion. Clean walls are non-negotiable, so this step is always in the quote.
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Licensed, certified and reviewed
- Georgia Plumbing Contractor License · Georgia Secretary of State
- Georgia Master Plumber License · Georgia Secretary of State
- NASSCO PACP Certification · National Association of Sewer Service Companies
- NASSCO CIPP Certification · National Association of Sewer Service Companies
- OSHA 30 · Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Most residential sewer pipe lining jobs in Marietta run $4,000 to $12,000 in 2026, depending on length, pipe diameter and access. A short 20-foot spot liner can land near $2,500, while a 100-foot main with heavy root prep pushes past $15,000. We give you a written range after the camera inspection, before any work starts.
A properly installed cured-in-place pipe liner carries a 50-year design life under NASSCO CIPP standards. Real-world performance depends on prep: a clean, round host pipe and a full cure cycle are what make it last. We log cure temperature and time on every job and hand you the record.
For cracked, root-damaged or joint-separated pipe, lining performs as well as replacement and costs 30 to 50 percent less once you factor in landscaping. Replacement wins when the pipe is collapsed, severely bellied or missing sections. A camera inspection tells you which side of that line your pipe is on.
Yes, after the roots are cut and the line is cleaned. We run a Picote chain cutter or hydro jetter to remove the root mass, then the CIPP liner covers the open joints roots were entering. Roots cannot penetrate a cured epoxy wall, so the repair holds. We recommend an annual camera check on lines near large oaks.
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Call and we will camera your line, show you the footage, and quote a liner the same visit. Licensed, insured, and warrantied work from a crew that has been lining Marietta sewer lines since 2012.
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