Sewer Pipe Lining in Dayton, Ohio
Repair Your Sewer Line From the Inside Without Digging
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When your sewer line is cracked, leaking or full of roots but still intact, Moore Sewer Services can repair it from the inside with sewer pipe lining. A new seamless pipe forms inside the old one, so your yard, driveway and landscaping stay in place. Every lining job in the Dayton area starts with a camera inspection, so you see the problem first.
Expert Residential Sewer Pipe Relining Services Near Dayton, Ohio
Pipe relining builds a new pipe inside your old one, sealing cracks, leaking joints, and root entry points without a trench across your property.
A flexible tube saturated with resin is pulled into the damaged line through a small access point. It is inflated against the old pipe walls and cured until it hardens. This cured-in-place pipe, often called CIPP lining, becomes a smooth new pipe that carries waste away from your home.
Lining works when your line still holds its basic shape. If your pipe needs a different fix, explore our full range of
drain and sewer repair services.
Sewer Line Problems We Fix With Sewer Pipe Relining
Many Dayton homes still rely on clay and cast iron sewer lines installed decades ago. Over time, those pipes crack, corrode and let roots in. Sewer pipe relining is a strong fit for these common problems when the pipe is still intact:
Cracked clay pipe with worn or separating joints
Corroded cast iron lines with scale buildup inside
Tree root intrusion through joints and small cracks
Leaking joints that let sewage seep into the surrounding soil
Pinhole leaks and small breaks along the length of the line
Minor joint offsets that catch debris and cause repeat clogs
Signs You May Need Sewer Pipe Lining in Dayton, Ohio
Sewer line damage usually shows up as a pattern, not a single clog.
- Clogs that keep coming back after the line has been snaked
- Slow drains in more than one fixture, especially on the lowest level
- Gurgling toilets or drains when water runs elsewhere in the house
- Sewer odors inside the home or out in the yard
- Soggy or unusually green patches of lawn over the sewer line
- Roots returning every time the line is cleaned
If these signs sound familiar, a camera inspection will show whether your line can be lined or needs a different type of repair.
Our Professional Sewer Pipe Lining Process For Dayton, Ohio
Sewer Line Evaluation
We start by talking through the symptoms you've noticed, checking your cleanouts and locating the sewer line so we know where access points can go.
Sewer Camera Inspection
A camera inspection confirms the pipe is a good candidate for lining and shows you exactly what we found. Then we use hydro jetting to clear roots, grease and scale so the liner can bond.
Cured in Place Pipe Installation
The resin-saturated liner is pulled into your sewer line through an access point and inflated against the old pipe walls. The resin cures and hardens, creating a new seamless pipe inside the old one. Many residential jobs are completed in a single day.
Final Inspection & Cleanup
Once the liner has cured, we reopen any connections and run the camera through the line again so you can see the finished result. Then we clean up the work area before we leave.

Benefits of A Sewer LineR in Dayton
Lining gives your sewer line a brand new interior while leaving your property almost untouched.
- No digging across your yard. Your lawn, driveway, and landscaping stay in place.
- Faster than digging. Many lining jobs are finished in a day.
- Seamless and root-resistant. The liner has no joints for roots to slip through.
- Resists corrosion. The new pipe wall won't rust or scale like old cast iron.
- Smoother flow. A slick interior helps waste move through and reduces buildup.
- Built to last. A properly installed liner is designed to perform for decades.
Call Moore Sewer Services to find out if lining is the right repair for your home's sewer line.
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Testimonials
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"The kitchen drain had deteriorated. Instead of taking the kitchen apart they suggested the bedroom floor. The work started at 9am & was completed by 4pm. Everything was cleaned up & ready at completion. The crew was professional and took steps not to damage our home. The price was as quoted & very reasonable. We will use Moore Sewer for all our future plumbing needs. We highly recommend them. They're local, reasonable, professional and cost efficient."
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"We have worked with this company twice now, as they were referred to us by our plumber when he wasn't able to take care of the problem. Both times they were able to get to my clogged drain the same day! They actually even called me today to say they could come earlier! Our technician Ryley was very polite and conscious of keeping my home clean with putting his booties on every time! He snaked the drain several times to make sure it was clear! I won't be using anyone else, especially since my neighbor told me your main line should be cleaned every 18 months!!"
"Called them in the morning . They were here by 3:30 and took care of my main line drain very quick . Made sure to explain to very thoroughly the issue and also how to maintain it . Very impressed with the professionalism and showing up on such short notice . Highly recommend if youbwant fast efficient service . Thank you !"
"Called Moore Sewer Services after our kitchen sink backed up. I called around noon on Friday and we had someone at the house fixing the sink by 1:30p. By 2p our drain was clear and the technician was packing up and on his way. Thank you for the prompt service and not making us live with a clogged drain over the weekend. Would highly recommend this company in the future."
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Serving Dayton, Farmersville & Nearby Areas
We proudly provide sewer services throughout Farmersville, Dayton, and surrounding communities, including:
Frequently Asked Questions About Sewer Pipe Lining in Dayton
Is Pipe Lining the Same as Trenchless Pipelining?
Yes. Pipe lining is one of the most common no-dig sewer repair methods, and the two names describe the same service. To compare it with other no-dig options, visit our trenchless sewer repair page.
You may also hear it called pipe relining, CIPP lining or epoxy pipe lining. In sewer work, these terms usually describe the same repair: a resin liner that is cured inside your existing pipe to form a new one.
Lining isn't the right fit for every line. If a section has caved in or broken apart, the liner can't form properly, and a dig repair or full replacement is the better option. Our camera inspection shows which one you need before any work begins.
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Dealing with recurring clogs, roots or a cracked sewer line? Call Moore Sewer Services at 937-830-5524 to schedule a camera inspection and find out if sewer pipe lining is right for your home.





