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        "text": "The trenchless pipe lining process begins with a thorough video inspection to assess the sewer line's condition and identify problem areas. The pipe is then cleaned to remove any debris or roots. Next, a flexible liner saturated with an epoxy resin is inserted into the damaged pipe. This liner is inflated, pressing against the old pipe's interior walls, and allowed to cure, forming a new, seamless, and durable pipe within the old one. This method is often preferred for its ability to restore pipe integrity with minimal digging, typically requiring only small access points.",
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        "description": "Pipe lining involves inspecting, cleaning, then inserting and curing an epoxy-saturated liner inside the old pipe to create a new one."
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  "description": "Pipe lining involves inspecting, cleaning, then inserting and curing an epoxy-saturated liner inside the old pipe to create a new one."
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