NuFlow-Certified Trenchless Lining
Fix Your Sewer Pipes Without Digging Up Your Home
The floors stay. The yard stays. The pipe gets fixed — usually in 1–2 days. Kyle Plumbing is the licensed, full-service plumbing company that’s NuFlow-certified: one crew that can line the pipe, fix whatever else the camera finds, and stand behind all of it.
- Most linings finished in 1–2 days
- 10-year liner warranty · 75-year design life
- You watch the before & after footage yourself
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See exactly what’s wrong for $99 — credited in full to your job
A full sewer camera inspection normally runs $175–350. Ours is $99, you watch the footage with us, and every dollar is credited to any lining or replacement work you approve. Already holding a $20,000 dig-up quote? The second opinion is free.
Get Your $99 Camera Inspection
What Sewer Pipe Lining Really Costs
Most companies hide lining prices. Here are the real 2026 ranges, so you land on the only honest answer in the market:
| Trenchless pipe lining (CIPP) | $135–150 / linear foot | Typical 55–100 ft residential runs: $7,500–15,000 |
| Trenchless pipe bursting | $150–190 / linear foot | Full replacement without the trench |
| Traditional excavation | $250+ / linear foot | Plus floors, landscaping & driveway restoration |
| Sewer camera inspection | $99 (reg. $175–350) | Credited in full to your lining or replacement job |
Price moves with pipe length, depth, access, and condition. After the camera inspection you get a flat, written price — approved by you before any work begins.
Three Options — You Choose
Spot Repair
From $1,800
- Single cracked or root-damaged section
- Camera-verified before and after
- Right call when the rest of the line is healthy
Full Line Lining
$7,500–15,000 typical
From ~$139/mo with GreenSky
- Seamless new pipe inside the old one
- 10-year warranty · 75-year design life
- Done in 1–2 days, no demolition
- ASTM F1216 / IAPMO-certified system
Trenchless Replacement
Quoted after camera
Financing available
- For collapsed or badly bellied lines
- New pipe pulled through the old path
- Still no trench through your yard
Warranty
The Lining Warranty, In Writing
Every NuFlow lining we install carries a 10-year written warranty on the liner, with an anticipated service life of 75 years — installed by NuFlow-certified, Florida-licensed plumbers (CFC1428661) and verified on camera before we call it done.
The Honest-Options Promise
No Scare Tactics. No Quotas.
We show you the camera footage, give you three options and real prices. No scare tactics. No sales quotas. Rejecting fear-based selling is Kyle Plumbing’s stated company mission — and the reason 50,000+ South Florida customers have trusted this team.
What Happens After You Call
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1 Day 1 · ~1 hour
Camera inspection
We scope the line together — you see the cracks, roots, or channeling on screen.
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2 Day 1
Clean & prep
Hydro-jetting and descaling take the host pipe back to bare wall so the liner bonds.
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3 2–8 hours
Line & cure
The epoxy-saturated liner is pulled into place and cured — a new structural pipe inside the old one.
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4 Same day
Verify on camera
Final inspection footage, your copy included. Pipe back in service within minutes of passing.
Why South Florida Cast Iron Is Failing Now
If your home was built before 1975 — Deerfield Beach’s median home dates to 1978 — your drains are likely original cast iron, and after five decades in South Florida’s climate they corrode from the inside out. Recurring backups, sewer odor, and roots on camera are the symptoms; channeled, scaling pipe is the cause.
Insurers know it too: four-point inspections increasingly flag original cast iron, and failed sewer scopes derail home sales. Lining rehabilitates the pipe in place — with documentation your insurer, buyer, or inspector will accept — for a fraction of what excavation and restoration cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does pipe lining last?
The liner carries a 10-year written warranty and an anticipated service life of 75 years. The epoxy meets ASTM F1216/F1743 standards for CIPP rehabilitation, certified under IAPMO and ICC.
Do you really not have to dig?
For most homes, yes — the liner installs through existing cleanouts and access points. Your floors, landscaping, pavers, and driveway stay intact. A camera inspection confirms whether your line qualifies.
What if my pipe is collapsed?
A fully collapsed section can’t be lined — that’s why we camera first. Options then include a spot repair plus lining, or trenchless replacement. You’ll see the footage and get real prices for each path.
Is lining cheaper than replacement?
Almost always. Lining runs $135–150 per foot; excavation runs $250+ per foot before you rebuild floors and landscaping. We’ll show you both numbers on your written quote.
I already have a dig-up quote. Will you look at it?
Yes — the second opinion is free. Bring the quote, we’ll camera the line for $99 (credited), and tell you honestly whether lining fits. Sometimes the dig is right; usually it isn’t.