Pipe Rehabilitation is a process used to repair and restore damaged or aging pipelines without the need for extensive excavation. This method often involves techniques like trenchless technology, which allows for repairs to be made from the surface, minimizing disruption to the surrounding area. The rehabilitation process can include lining the inside of pipes with materials such as polymer resins or using pipe bursting to replace old pipes with new ones. These methods help extend the lifespan of the infrastructure, improve flow efficiency, and reduce the risk of leaks or breaks.