We clean drains using specialized equipment and techniques, such as high-pressure water jetting, augers, and chemical cleaners, to effectively remove clogs and restore proper drainage.

We use a variety of specialized tools for cleaning drains, including plumber’s snakes, hydro-jets, and drain cameras, each designed to effectively clear blockages and restore proper drainage.

There are alternatives; plumbers are able to fix your sewer line, but they use the “dig and replace method” where they have to dig up the front yard, or basement, in order to gain access to the pipe, out technology is designed to solve your sewer line problem without causing disruption to your property.

We service all of Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts. Depending on the project, we will travel up to 2 hours if needed.

The Epoxy Liner has a 50 year life expectancy per ASTM testing standards.

95% of the time, there is no digging necessary. However, depending on the location and logistics of the pipe, sometimes a small access pit may be necessary to clean, prep and shoot the liner. This small pit is still extremely less invasive than the traditional trench/dig-and-replace method.

Relatively few plumbers even know that Epoxy Pipe Lining technology even exists. Furthermore, even less of them have the equipment, training, and certification needed to do trenchless pipelining.

There are 4 key factors for pricing of a pipe lining project:

• Access and logistics of the pipe
• Condition of the pipe and the amount of cleaning/prep that needs to be done
• The diameter of the pipe (IE: 4, 6, 8”)
• Overall length of the pipe

The best thing to do would be to schedule a video inspection where we could come out and assess the pipe and prepare a formal written estimate for you.

Royal Flush: Next Gen Pipelining has been in business for over thirty years. We started as a traditional plumbing service company. In 2015, Royal Flush: Next Gen Pipelining invested in our first piece of Pipe Lining equipment and since 2017 we have been exclusively pipe lining. As of today, we have over 4 miles of lined pipe in the ground and consider ourselves the most knowledgeable and experienced pipe lining company in Southern New England.

Plumbers want to dig up your pipes because they’re likely unaware of epoxy pipe lining. Believe it or not, even a large majority of plumbers do not know what trenchless pipe lining is; a convenient alternative to conventional pipe repair.

We offer a ten year warranty and the liner has a 50 year life expectancy. If you could like a copy of our warranty, please feel free to reach out and we can provide you with all of the details.

The are many reasons as to why your toilet may keep backing up, some of these include throwing items down drains that should not be put down drains (baby wipes, feminine products, etc.) Another common cause of recurring toilet back ups can also be due to root infiltration. Pipelining is an ideal solution for a recurring toilet back up as the liner is one continuous piece that prevents the intrusion of roots in your pipes.

If you’ve already had a drain cleaner come out and try to solve your problem, but the issue keeps coming up, that means that there is an underlying issue with your sewer line (i.e. heavy scale build up, root infiltration, cracked or broken line, misaligned joints, etc.) Our pipe lining technology is designed to identify that underlying issue and provide a permanent solution.

The first step would be to contact a local plumber or drain cleaner with the goal of getting your pipe unclogged and flowing. If they are unable to do so, that is an indicator of a larger, underlying problem within your pipe (i.e. heavy scale build up, root infiltration, cracked or broken line, misaligned joints, etc.). If you have had several backups or they continue to happen more frequently, these are also indicators of a larger issue with your pipe. In this case, we recommend epoxy pipe lining to provide a permanent solution.

There are alternatives; plumbers are able to fix your sewer line, but they use the “dig and replace method” where they have to dig up the front yard, or basement, in order to gain access to the pipe, out technology is designed to solve your sewer line problem without causing disruption to your property.

The are many reasons as to why your sewer line keeps backing up, some of these include throwing items down drains that should not be put down drains, such as baby wipes and feminine products; another common cause of recurring sewer line back ups can also be due to roots. Pipelining is an ideal solution for a recurring sewer line back up as the liner creates one continuous piece that prevents the intrusion of roots in the future.

It’s nearly impossible to tell with the naked eye – our technology allows us to conduct video inspections to identify the cause of any potential clogs in your line. Pipelining is an ideal solution for recurring root infiltration as the liner creates one continuous pipeline that prevents the intrusion of roots in pipe segments.