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Advanced Pipe Repair provides trenchless spray-applied lining for large-diameter pipes up to 120 inches, reducing excavation, downtime, and disruption.
Dallas, TX (PRUnderground) August 6th, 2026
Advanced Pipe Repair is highlighting its spray-applied pipe lining services for large-diameter pipe rehabilitation, offering commercial, industrial, municipal, and infrastructure clients a trenchless solution for pipes up to 120 inches in diameter.
As aging sewer, stormwater, drainage, culvert, and industrial piping systems continue to create costly challenges, many property owners and public-sector organizations are looking for alternatives to traditional excavation and full pipe replacement. Spray-applied pipe lining allows crews to rehabilitate the interior of existing pipe systems by applying a protective lining directly to the pipe wall, helping restore performance while reducing the disruption associated with digging, demolition, and extended downtime.
Large-diameter pipe systems often serve critical functions for municipalities, commercial properties, industrial facilities, schools, hospitals, multifamily communities, and infrastructure networks. When these systems deteriorate due to corrosion, infiltration, abrasion, joint failure, or age, replacement can be complex and disruptive. Advanced Pipe Repair’s spray-applied lining solutions are designed to help extend the life of existing pipe assets while minimizing impact to surrounding structures, traffic, landscaping, and daily operations.
“Our goal is to help clients solve serious pipe problems without creating unnecessary disruption,” said Clayton Holland. “Spray-applied pipe lining gives commercial, industrial, and municipal clients another practical option for rehabilitating large-diameter pipe systems from the inside, especially when excavation is not ideal.”
In addition to spray-applied lining for pipes up to 120 inches, Advanced Pipe Repair provides a range of trenchless pipe rehabilitation services, including CIPP pipe repair, UV CIPP, sewer rehabilitation, storm drain rehabilitation, drain line repair, and no-dig pipe lining solutions. These services are used to address damaged, deteriorating, or aging pipe systems while helping clients reduce downtime and avoid the disruption often associated with conventional pipe replacement.
Advanced Pipe Repair works with property managers, facility teams, municipalities, engineers, contractors, and commercial property owners to evaluate pipe conditions and recommend repair options based on the size, condition, location, and function of the existing system.
Organizations interested in large-diameter pipe rehabilitation, spray-applied pipe lining, or trenchless pipe repair services can learn more by visiting AdvancedPipeRepair.com or contacting the company to request a consultation.
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