Fast interventions with no demolition required
When the problem is underground — and already developed
In buried pipelines, problems rarely appear immediately. When symptoms show — ground settlement, leaks or recurring blockages — the issue has usually been evolving for some time.
And there is a pattern we see often: especially in clay pipes, there are settlements, misalignments and loss of watertightness over several meters.
This is exactly where CIPP rehabilitation becomes relevant.
What we typically find during inspections
With CCTV inspection, it is very common to identify:
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pipe settlement (offset joints)
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open joints with infiltration
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cracks and material loss
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root intrusion
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deformation along the pipeline
In most cases, it’s not a single defect — it’s the overall evolution of the pipe over time.
How CIPP rehabilitation works
The process involves installing a structural fiberglass liner impregnated with resin inside the pipe, which is then cured in place.
After curing, a new continuous pipe is formed inside the existing one.
In practical terms, this allows:
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restoring structural strength
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eliminating leaks
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stabilizing degraded areas
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improving flow performance
All of this without excavation along the pipeline.
About settlement — important to understand
It’s important to be clear: CIPP does not correct the original pipe alignment.
The liner follows the existing geometry.
What it does is:
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seal the pipe
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reinforce the structure
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improve hydraulic behavior
But offsets may still promote deposits over time, depending on severity.
That’s why every case requires proper technical evaluation.
When CIPP is the right solution
This approach is recommended when:
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damage extends over several meters
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leaks are recurring
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excavation is difficult or highly disruptive
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a structural solution is needed without digging
In cases of full collapse, local intervention may be required first.
Practical advantages
In real conditions, this approach allows:
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avoiding large-scale excavation
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reducing intervention time
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minimizing disruption to surfaces and surroundings
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executing the work in a controlled way
Especially relevant in urban areas, condominiums and locations with limited access.
A technical solution — not a default one
Every buried pipeline is different. That’s why we always start with CCTV inspection and real assessment before recommending any solution.
Contact us
If there are signs of settlement, leaks or recurring issues, we can assess and guide you.
Call +351 930 650 707
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our process
At REVIPOX, we’ve gathered the most common questions about our epoxy pipe rehabilitation method.
Here you’ll find clear answers about how it works, how long it takes, and why it’s the most durable no-dig solution available.
Have another question? Request your diagnostic assessment.CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) is a method where a structural liner is installed inside the existing pipe, creating a new pipe within the old one. It is typically used when there is structural damage along several meters, not just a localized issue.
Yes, when properly applied, CIPP is considered a long-term structural solution. It restores the pipe’s integrity and can significantly extend its service life without the need for full replacement.
No. CIPP follows the existing shape of the pipe and does not correct alignment issues or level differences. However, it seals the pipe, reinforces its structure, and improves hydraulic performance.
CIPP is the preferred option when the problem is not isolated — for example, when there are multiple defects, infiltration points, or structural degradation along the pipe. In these cases, localized repairs may not be sufficient.
In most cases, yes. CIPP is designed to minimize or eliminate the need for excavation. However, in situations with total collapse or severe blockage, limited access or preparatory work may be required before lining.
Through CCTV inspection and technical evaluation. This allows us to assess the condition of the pipe and determine whether CIPP is appropriate or if another approach should be considered.
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About Us
We rehabilitate pipelines, we restore confidence
REVIPOX is a company specialized in internal epoxy pipe coating, a technology that allows the restoration of aging pipelines without demolition. With trained teams and state-of-the-art equipment, we bring back functionality, durability, and safety to water and wastewater systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.
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Certified technology and long-lasting materials
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Solutions adapted to every network type and diameter (32 mm to 300 mm)
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Services
Complete solutions for internal pipe rehabilitation
At REVIPOX, we operate across all stages of the rehabilitation process — from initial inspection to final epoxy coating. Each service is carried out by specialized technicians using advanced technology, ensuring long-lasting results without the need for demolition.
Pipe Video Inspection
High-definition visual diagnostics using HD video cameras to assess the internal condition of the pipes and identify cracks, leaks, or corrosion before intervention.
Mechanical Cleaning and Internal Preparation
We remove scale, debris, and corrosion through controlled brushing and jetting, preparing the pipe surface for perfect epoxy adhesion.
Epoxy Internal Coating
Application of a continuous internal epoxy lining that creates a new protective wall inside the pipe, sealing leaks and preventing future ruptures.
Vertical Pipe and Riser Rehabilitation
An ideal solution for buildings and condominiums, allowing the renewal of vertical water and wastewater risers without opening walls or disrupting residents. Fast, clean, and completely trenchless.
Buried Pipeline Rehabilitation
Internal coating of underground sewer, drainage, or stormwater pipes, eliminating leaks and maintaining structural integrity — no excavation required.
Localized Repairs and Leak Sealing
Targeted repair of internal ruptures, damaged joints, or small leaks using high-adhesion structural resins — a quick, clean, and long-lasting solution.
Why to choose REVIPOX?
Trust the experts who bring new life to your pipelines.
REVIPOX combines technology, precision, and experience to deliver long-lasting epoxy pipe rehabilitation solutions — with no need for demolition. Our work is based on detailed diagnostics, certified materials, and qualified technicians who ensure results that last.
Experienced Team
Our specialists are trained in internal epoxy coating and use advanced inspection and application equipment to guarantee top-quality results every time.
Trusted and Transparent
From the first contact to project completion, we value clear communication and trust. Every client receives a technical report and full professional support throughout the process.
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