Trenchless Sewer Repair

When it comes to traditional plumbing repair, often the most inconvenient part is the damage to your yard. When a trench has to be dug to replace or repair your pipes, you may end up spending more time and money putting your yard back together after the repairs are complete. When you choose trenchless sewer line repair, there are only two small holes dug in your yard, making it much less invasive. These holes allow an experienced plumber to use their specialized machinery to install the liner on your existing pipes, repairing any existing damage. Once the plumber has installed the liner and made sure your plumbing is working properly, there is extremely little clean up required.

Trenchless sewer line repair is both cheaper for installation and cheaper after installation too. We just discussed how trenchless repairs save your yard from being dug up, but there are several other ways that this method can be cheaper than the traditional method. For example, trenchless repairs can cost anywhere from $25 to $50 less per foot than the cost of digging a trench. Not only is the upfront cost lower by foot, you will also not need to do nearly as many home repairs including walls, tiles, and bathrooms. When you choose trenchless repairs, you can easily cover the holes dug in the ground with minimal effort or cost.

Without needing to dig a large trench to get to your pipes, the process is much easier and faster for your plumber. Depending on the size and severity of the repairs needed, trenchless repairs can take as little as a few hours to two or three days to complete. If you opt to dig a trench, the repair process can last days or even weeks, not including the time it will take to fill the trench and restore your yard.

When the repair is taking place, the machines used in the process can sense any potential blockages in the line and immediately adjust the course of the pipe. For example, if you need to navigate around a tree root, an experienced plumber will identify and assess the problem quickly.

By using several machines and sensors to locate issues with your plumbing, you can avoid all of the environmental consequences that come with digging into your yard. Digging up your yard could kill landscaping, make topsoil uneven, and even lead to natural drainage issues. It is definitely best to weigh your options before making the decision to start digging a trench, you could be saving yourself from causing irreparable ecological damage to your yard. All you will need to do by opting for the trenchless method is to fill in the two smaller holes, which is inexpensive and does not require expertise.

With all of the advantages of trench
less sewer repair over traditional methods, you may be wondering if these repairs are as effective. The answer is “yes,” trenchless repairs are more durable and longer lasting than conventional methods. The liners used for repairs are cured-in-place liners paired with PVB piping to ensure that the repairs will last for 50 to 100 years. By using the trenchless method, your pipes are protected from future rust that could further jeopardize your plumbing. By opting for trenchless sewer line repair, you are choosing the latest technology and the most trustworthy repair method yet. You can rest assured that your trenchless repairs will not crack or rust in the coming years.

If you have more questions about trenchless sewer line repair or are experiencing issues with your plumbing, don’t hesitate to contact the plumbing experts at Don Shriver's Video Drain Services for advice. Our team will assist in everything you need to repair or replace your plumbing. You can trust us to set out the best plan for you and your home and help you along every step of the way.

Call Don and his team today to schedule your Trenchless Sewer Line Repair at 724-747-1470!