Trenchless Sewer Replacement a Permanent Solution

If your sewer pipes are damaged or have reached the end of their lifespan, you need to consider having them replaced. The old way of doing this is to dig a trench along the entire length of the pipe, which can be disruptive and expensive for you and your neighbors.

However, there is a much less destructive alternative: trenchless sewer replacement. This method uses cutting-edge technology to fix your pipes without digging or damaging your property. It can be used for sewer lines in residential and commercial properties, so if you have a broken or clogged line, don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about how we can help you with trenchless repair!

Unlike traditional trenching, which can be very destructive and require you to repair or replace landscaping, driveways, sidewalks, and parking lots, trenchless sewer replacement methods only need to dig two access holes for the plumber to reach the ends of your sewer line. This allows you to minimize the impact on your home and saves you money in the long run. The best part is that trenchless repair can be done in a fraction of the time of the old way, so you can get your life back to normal sooner.

Is Trenchless Sewer Replacement a Permanent Solution?

There are a few different ways to perform trenchless sewer line repair, depending on the type of damage and the condition of your pipes. Two common ways include pipe lining and pipe bursting. Pipe lining is ideal for pipes with corrosion, as it covers the existing pipes and creates a new pipe within the old one. Your plumbing company can determine whether this technique is right for you by inspecting your sewer pipes with a small camera.

Another way to perform trenchless sewer repair is by using a flexible epoxy liner to create a new pipe inside your old one. This technique is known as CIPP (Cured-In-Place Pipe) and is very effective for repairing leaking, clogged, or damaged sewer lines. It takes a few hours to cure, but once it does, your new pipe is as good as new!

Finally, if your pipes are at the end of their lifespan or have suffered from collapse, a plumber can use a cable with a bursting head to break apart the existing pipe and pull in a new, durable, polyethylene pipe. This is also a quick method for trenchless sewer replacement, and it can be completed in a day or so. The resulting new pipe is designed to last decades and resist corrosion, so you won’t have to worry about it breaking down or causing more issues in the future.