Things to Consider When It Comes to Trenchless Sewer Repair

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Things to Consider When It Comes to Trenchless Sewer Repair Repairing your sewer lines can be an expensive exercise especially when using traditional methods. If you haven't heard about trenchless sewer repair, then keep reading to find out more. Before we look at what to consider when choosing trenchless sewer repair, let us explain what it is, enabling you to make an informed decision moving forward. Trenchless pipe repair is a trusted technique which has been introduced to be fast, effective and affordable for property owners throughout the world. Trenchless repair methods rely on CIPP (Cured in place pipe) lining which is pulled into place (PIP). A felt is soaked in epoxy resin and pulled through the pipe before it's inflated to squeeze against the inside of the pipe to form an internal barrier. The pipe is allowed to cure and then can be used as normal, providing a wealth of benefits. Trenchless technology doesn't require large plumbing teams to dig deep trenches which can cost you more money in the long run by damaging pavement and yards. Trenchless technology offers a faster solution without being dangerous for the plumbing teams, who don't have to work in deep trenches but can access the pipe through manholes. The first thing to focus on when it comes to trenchless sewer repair is to look for local plumbers who are able to offer this service. The top trenchless repair specialist companies rely on global plumbing partners, which means you are assured to find a professional in your area that can offer this service. Try and work with a local company to reduce travel time and ensure the work can be carried out quickly and effectively. Next, you want to ensure that there are no major breaks in your pipe which could be caused by corrosion or root invasion. While trenchless technology can be highly successful in protecting and repairing pipes, it cannot fix major holes and cracks. The epoxy resin can seep into small cracks and holes sealing them at the same time. Identify the size of your break before choosing the repair method you need. In addition to this, trenchless sewer repair can reline your pipe rather than replacing it, this means no additional joins. Think about it. When you replace your pipe, a team of plumbers will arrive who will use expensive equipment to dig deep trenches. They will access the pipe, removing the damaged section and replacing it, forming new joins which can leak in the future. With trenchless technology a small team of plumbers access the pipe using a manhole where they use camera to identify the size of the break and ensure trenchless sewer repair is the right


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