Trenchless Sewer Line Repairs in Surprise and Phoenix, AZ
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There are lots of different plumbing problems that can terrify homeowners, but few can do so quite like that of a sewer line issue. For many years, replacing a sewer line was a huge and extremely invasive job—plumbers would have to bring heavy equipment to your home or business, dig up your property in order to expose your old sewer line, and then cut it out of the ground and replace it with a new pipe. The process took several days, cost thousands of dollars, and left you to pick up the pieces and restore your property when the job was complete. However, today that whole process may not be necessary at all—with our Surprise trenchless pipe repair services, Before & After Plumbing and Drain, LLC can get you the new sewer line you need without the big dig.
When it comes to modern plumbing procedure and techniques, Before & After Plumbing and Drain, LLC is able to get the job done. Every one of our team members regularly undergoes thorough training to not only improve their skills, but to help them continually learn how best to solve your sewer line issues. We always encourage trenchless sewer line repair methods due to their non-invasive nature and because we recognize that the last thing you want to deal with is having to rebuild your yard after our work is done. Whether your sewer line is showing signs of age, land shifting has damaged your line, or any other issue has come into play, Before & After Plumbing and Drain, LLC can come to you and outfit your home and repair your sewer line using modern techniques that don’t require a complete upheaval of your Central Arizona property.
Find out if a trenchless sewer line repair is the right decision for your home! Give Before & After Plumbing & Drain, LLC a call at (602) 842-0308.
How Trenchless Sewer Repair Works
How does trenchless sewer line repair actually work? Is it actually possible to completely replace a pipe without digging it out of the ground? To the surprise of many, the answer is a resounding “yes!” Trenchless sewer line repairs use a combination of two small holes dug on either end of the line being replaced and a flexible pipe that’s pulled into place using a specialized winch tool.
The process begins with a line cleaning service to remove any debris or buildup that may make your sewer line’s shape irregular. After this is done, your sewer replacement team digs two small holes, one on either end of the segment of the sewer line that’s being replaced, and then cuts the old line off from both your sewer connection and your home. From there, your plumber feeds this specialized tool through your now-separated pipeline.
The new pipe initially begins as a soft, pliable cloth liner that your plumber douses in a specialized resin. The new line is then pulled through your old sewer pipe using the specialized tool. Once the new line is in place, your plumber seals it on one end and then attaches the other to an air compressor, inflating it like a balloon so it fills the space inside your old sewer line. They then leave it in place to allow the resin to cure and the new pipe to harden. The result is a water-tight, durable, and extremely lightweight replacement pipe run inside the shell of your old line. Your plumber then connects this new line to your home and sewer and your replacement project is complete!
Is Trenchless Right for Me?
Trenchless cannot fix all sewer line problems. In order for trenchless to be a possibility, your line needs to be in good enough condition to sustain having this liner run through it. If your slope or run angle is off, your pipe has become warped or deformed, or if it’s become completely broken or separated, you may still have to dig up the line entirely in order to replace it. This is why we begin every sewer line replacement with a comprehensive camera inspection to determine whether trenchless is the right decision for you.
Need a new sewer line? Schedule a service with Before & After Plumbing and Drain, LLC! Contact us today.