Trench less Sewer Replacement

You can have allot of your plumbing problems solved by having your sewer and drain system replaced using a couple of different methods:

• Traditional Sewer Replacement. Dig up the sewer and replace it.
• Trench less Pipe Installation. Known as pipe bursting. New pipe.
• Pipe Lining Method. New liner in the existing pipe forms an inner pipe.

If you know that you have roots in your main sewer line you should call us right now and receive a free estimate to solve that drain stoppage problem. We will send a licensed plumber to your home or business and give you a free estimate to fix your sewer and drains or replace your sewer and drains.

Sewage backup flooding a living room

Over 90% of Our Clients Do Not Need a New Drain System or New Sewer System

That's right. Most building owners and home owners worry about their drains stopping up for no good reason. Stop using a "drain technician". We have plumbers. "Drain Technician" is plumber code for "no experience, no skills and no schooling." We, unlike a rooter company, make a living fixing plumbing problems like, backed up drains, leaky pipes, leaky water heaters and more, while rooter companies make a living by coming back to your home to snake drains again, and again and again. Your wallet gets a little lighter each time they return to perform the same job over and over again.

We replace sewer pipes under the city street, under the house and under concrete. Many times the only way to replace a drain pipe or sewer pipe is to use the traditional digging methods. Not to worry, we have our own trucks, trailers and backhoes to make sure that your sewer pipes and drain pipes are replaced quickly and affordably. We don't have to use expensive middle men as we have all of our own equipment. We are here to save you money and time when it comes to replacing your sewer pipes and drain pipes.

Trench Less Drain and Sewer Installation

Our trench less drain replacement system uses pipe bursting technology to break the existing sewer larger and pull a new very tough sewer or drain pipe behind it. the new sewer or new drain is then attached at both ends to the existing sewer and drain piping.

This method of drain replacement is ideal for steep hillsides where digging could expose the slope to slippage during the rainy season. The best reason to use this type of trench less sewer replacement is to save concrete driveways, retaining walls and other "hardscape" decorations. Two small pits, 3' x 4', are required, but the rest of the landscape and hardscape remains untouched. Thousand of dollars in yard repairs can be avoided using this method.

Trench Less Pipe Lining

This method can be used for sewer pipes and drain pipes that are broken or have roots in them. The sewer pipe or drain pipe is first cleaned, slope is verified, and then a process that forms a "sewer pipe within a sewer pipe" can begin.

We take a felt sock liner and impregnate it with a resin, similar to fiberglass resin. The lining is then pushed and blown into the existing sewer curing into a pipe that is only about 1/2" smaller in diameter than the existing sewer.

The new sewer pipe, from this trench less pipe liner method, is stronger, smoother and more durable than the old pipe was, even when it was new. This pipe liner seals out roots in the sewer, prevents ground erosion around the sewer pipe by making it absolutely leak proof. This method only takes a few hours and then you can use your sewer again for the next 100 years or so.

What method you use depends upon the condition of your sewer and drain system. Give us a call and we send you a real plumber, not a drain technician, and we'll help you into a working sewer and drain system.

Trench Less, it's Cheaper

Than You Think!