For pipe lining and bursting contractors

One installer per territory

This site does not list ten contractors per city and let them bid against each other for the same call. Each territory — a county, a metro area, in some states the whole state — has one verified installer, and every city page in that territory names that company, shows its phone line and links to its own site. Requests from the page go to that contractor directly. The network's interest is a contractor who answers the phone and does the work well, because the territory's reputation on the site is the contractor's.

What verification checks

• A current contractor's license in the state, with the classification that covers sewer work.
• Lining or bursting equipment that the company owns and operates — not rented for a photo, not subcontracted by default.
• Completed trenchless jobs that can be reviewed, with pre- and post-installation video.
• Insurance and, where required, bonding.
• A practice of inspecting before quoting and naming the method in the proposal.

Verification is run through the CIPP Verified program at curedinplacepipe.net, which also lists each installer on its own directory.

How leads are routed

Form submissions and calls from the territory's city pages go to the installer. Submissions from cities without a verified installer are paired with a qualified contractor working the area, which is also how the network learns which territories have enough demand to justify a dedicated installer.

Open territories

Most of the cities on this site are open. If your company lines or bursts pipe in one of them and meets the checks above, use the contact form and describe the company, the equipment, the license number and the area you cover. A review of completed work and a conversation follow.