Vertical pipe lining method and system

A substantially vertical pipe lining method comprising:

• a. placing an inflation canister proximate to an opening of the pipe wherein the canister comprises a deployment port through which repair material can be deployed by air pressure, a first end of the repair material attached to the deployment port, a closed or constricted second end of the repair material within the canister wherein the second end is attached to a tether extending from the deployment port;
• b. pressurizing the canister with air:
• c. everting the repair material from the canister into the pipe opening;
• d. using the tether to guide the everting repair material in the pipe;
• e. continuing the eversion process until the repair materiel emerges from the second pipe opening;
• f. modifying the second end of the repair material to permit increased air flow;
• and
• g. conveying heated air through the inflated repair material from the bottom opening to the top opening to cure or mold a thermal responsive component of the repair material to the pipe.

A building or residence substantially vertical pipe repair system comprising:

• a. accessing two openings of a substantially vertical pipe wherein one first pipe opening is above the other second pipe opening;
• b. inserting an air inflatable repair material thorough one pipe opening so that the repair material extends from the first pipe opening to the second pipe opening;
• and
• c. attaching an air blower and heater to one first end of the repair material to inflate the repair material and cure or mold thermal responsive components within the repair material.