What is "Trenchless Pipe Repair"?

In the past, if your sewer line needed repair in San Diego you would need to dig up your driveway, lawn, trees, ect. in order to access the sewer line. Now with "trenchless" sewer pipe replacement , repairs are done quicker, cheaper and with less collateral damage. 

1. Video pipe inspection.
2. Remove dirt at access holes.
3. Prep existing pipe to make way for new pipe or liner.
4. Install the new pipe or lining.
5. Fill in the access holes

Sewer lines and drain lines can be repaired by shooting an epoxy sleeve through a damaged pipe and inserting a calibration tube until its "cured in place" then removed, creating a brand new lining of the pipe and upgrading with a stronger, longer lasting and seamless sewer line. This trenchless sewer pipe replacement requires innovative equipment and can be done in one day compared to a week of construction on your property. 

Sewer pipe replacement, if the circumstances permit, utilizes pipe bursting by using a a bursting head pulled by a cable from one end of the sewer line through to the other. A new PEX pipe is attached behind and the whole pipe is dragged through to the other end, completely replacing and upgrading with a stronger, longer lasting and seamless the sewer line. This form of trenchless sewer pipe replacement is usually cheaper for the San Diego homeowner if circumstances allow.

Save time and $$$ with trenchless sewer pipe replacement by avoiding costly excavation and trenching and costly replacement of your driveway and landscaping. We won't be using large heavy equipment that would end up trampling your lawn, garden or pavers and no need to tear up your trees.

Usually completed in about 3 hours vs days or weeks going with old fashioned methods

Trenchless pipe lining extends the life of your homes plumbing. We can warranty each San Diego repair for 50 years. Repairs are seamless, leak-proof, root resistant and can not corrode. Warranty covers materials and installation and are void in cases of earthquakes and foreign objects.

Testing has proved that a freshly lined pipe will have a flow capacity significantly of 95% better than the original pipe, due to the smoother surface and elimination of roots and calcium buildup.