When faced with the issue of broken sewer lines, you need to find a reliable method to quickly restore your system. There are numerous ways to repair your sewer lines, but trenchless repairs are the most effective.
Trenchless sewer line repair is fixing your home’s sewer lines without extensive digging or excavation. There are various types of trenchless repairs, so it’s important to team up with professionals who can accurately diagnose any issues.
Rooter Ranger offers trenchless sewer line repair services throughout Arizona and Nevada, including Scottsdale, Phoenix, Sun City, Tucson, and Las Vegas. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.
Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Line Repairs
Why spend the time and money to rent a backhoe and rip up your lawn when you can fix your sewer lines without major excavation? Trenchless sewer line replacement streamlines your repair job so you can have reliable sewer lines in no time.
Some of the major benefits of trenchless sewer repairs include:
- Minimal Excavation: Reduces surface disruption and preserves landscaping.
- Cost-Effective: Lower labor and restoration costs compared to traditional methods.
- Time-Saving: Faster completion times due to reduced digging.
- Durability: Uses high-quality materials, often resulting in longer-lasting repairs.
- Versatility: Suitable for various pipe materials and diameters.
Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Methods
Before restoring your sewer lines, we’ll make sure we’ve covered all bases. We’ll use plumbing cameras to inspect the severity of the damage to your pipes. Once we understand the problem at hand, we can rely on one of various methods to repair your pipes:
- Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP): A resin-saturated felt tube is inserted into the existing pipe, then inflated and cured with heat or UV light to form a new, seamless pipe inside the old one.
- Pipe Bursting: A specialized bursting head fractures the existing pipe while simultaneously pulling in a new pipe of the same or larger diameter, effectively replacing it without extensive excavation.
- Sliplining: A smaller, new pipe is inserted into the existing pipe, and the space between the two pipes is grouted to secure it in place.
- Pipe Coating: A specialized spray or brush coating is applied to the interior of the pipe to seal cracks and prevent corrosion.
- Directional Drilling: Used primarily for installing new pipes, a drilling rig creates a precise path for the new pipe with minimal surface disruption.
For all of your sewer and septic system needs, turn to the professionals at Rooter Ranger. We offer our services all over Arizona and Nevada, including Scottsdale, Phoenix, Sun City, Tucson, and Las Vegas.
Contact us today to schedule your appointment.
