Dependable Team for Trenchless Sewer Repair in Durango, CO, and Jackson, WY

Q: How Long Does the Repaired Sewer Line Last?

Trenchless pipe replacement and repair can last for up to 50 years.

Q: How Long Does It Take to Complete the Repairs?

Our team can complete the job within 24 hours.

Q: Will My Pipes Be Fully Restored Once the Trenchless Repairs Are Completed?

Absolutely. Once the coating used in CIPP pipe lining cures and hardens, you’ll be left with a flawless interior surface, ready to handle normal water flow.

Q: Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Expensive?

This pipe restoration process is highly cost-effective. It’s a less labor-intensive process, which translates to low labor costs. Moreover, the restored pipe is less likely to need expensive repairs down the road, saving you money in the long run.

If you’re looking to repair your sewer lines without having to worry about a huge mess to clean up and landscaping to restore once the work gets done, turn to Element Plumbing for trenchless sewer repair in Durango, CO, and Jackson, WY. Trenchless repair enables our team to work on underground pipes without dredging your yard or the surrounding structures.

We have over 50 years of combined experience, so when you contact a trenchless contractor from our team, you can rest assured we’ll handle your sewer line issues using the most time-and-cost-efficient method.

Benefits of Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

Through trenchless sewer repair, our team can work on your sewer pipes without digging up trenchless. This process involves using fewer people and machinery to complete the job and takes less time than traditional methods. The trenchless pipe repair process also reduces the cost of replacing sewer lines and installs a lasting product underground. It’s also eco-friendly.

Signs You Need Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

A few of the warning signs that indicate you need prompt trenchless sewer repair are:

Slower than normal water flow
Filthy odors
Clogged drains
Mold and mildew growth
Gurgling sounds

Foundation cracks
Noticeably low water levels in the toilets
A dip in the yard
Greener spots on the lawn

Understanding the Process

We begin the trenchless pipe replacement and repair process with a camera inspection to assess the inside of the damaged pipe so we can develop a customized repair plan. Once we determine the severity of the damage, we can begin the repair process.

One of our pipe repair services is trenchless pipe lining. In this process, we insert an epoxy-impregnated liner into the affected pipe. When the lining hardens and cures, it creates a sturdy, new pipe inside the damaged one.

CIPP pipe lining is a safe and proven pipe repair method if you’re dealing with corroded or leaking pipes. It’s a faster process that doesn’t need disruptive digging and costs less than complete pipe replacement.

Another technique we can use to repair sewer lines is trenchless pipe coating. This process is like CIPP lining, but instead of using an epoxy-impregnated liner, our technicians will brush or spray a flexible polymer or epoxy to form the new pipeline. Pipe coating is an effective way to repair corrupted sewer lines, especially cast iron pipes.

When pipe lining is not the best option, we recommend pipe bursting. This trenchless replacement process involves breaking up the affected pipe and pushing it to the ground so a new line can be placed in the same space.

FAQs on Trenchless Sewer Line Repair and Replacement

Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Ideal for Old and Fragile Pipes?

Yes, it’s suitable for old and delicate sewer lines. Our trenchless sewer replacement and repair service can restore a sewer line that’s only 20% stable.

How Long Does the Repaired Sewer Line Last?

How Long Does It Take to Complete the Repairs?

Will My Pipes Be Fully Restored Once the Trenchless Repairs Are Completed?

Is Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Expensive?