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The CIPP liners are inserted into each pipe through an existing manhole or access opening. Then, they are turned inside out or “inverted” with water pressure, extended to the termination manhole or opening, and heated until the liner has cured. After the lined pipe has cooled, the ends are opened for the return of the flow.
