a closed end 28 a pull line 30 is attached to the closed end 28 a liner tube 32 is positioned on the exterior of the bladder tube after inversion as can be seen from fig2 the liner tube 32 includes an access portion 34 of the liner tube 32 within the access pipe 18 and includes a lateral portion 36 of the liner tube 32 within the lateral line pipe 12 a blocked portion 38 of liner tube 32 is between the access portion 34 and the lateral portion 36 and blocks the sewage coming from house 20 therefore it is necessary to cut out and remove the blocked portion 38 so that sewage can pass from the house 20 to the main line 10 if the cut out does not create a smooth transition between the liner and the host pipe at the invert of the host pipe then sewage will tend to build up at portion 38 due to a jagged or rough edge created by the liner which is an undesirable situation it is preferable that there be no liner tube 34 within the access pipe 18 or blocking the blocked out portion 38 fig3 shows the initial portion of the process for the present invention.