Corrosion and buildup are some of the most common problems plaguing the aging water infrastructure cross the nation. These problems result in leakages, poor water flow, and greater pumping expenses. This form of trenches rehabilitation involves the application of a cement-based lining within an existing pipeline system. Cement mortar lining provides a barrier within metal pipes to reduce and limit tuberculation buildup, a rust-like corrosion. Mainlining America, on average, cement mortar lines approximately 75,000 linear feet of water mains per year.