Trenchless Sewer Line Repair Los Angeles | Pipe Relining Sewer Repair

With Our Trenchless Sewer Technology We Don’t Have To Dig Up Your Yard

Here’s How it Works:

There are 2 methods of trenchless sewer line repair: sewer pipe relining and sewer pipe bursting . With a quick sewer camera inspection, we can determine which method is best for you.

Method 1: Sewer Pipe Relining

Sewer pipe relining is the process of installing a new seamless sewer pipe liner the entire length of your existing sewer lateral. The liner is installed using a special machine and can all be done through one small access hole. The liner is first saturated with epoxy resin and then unraveled inside the existing sewer pipe using air pressure. Once the new sewer liner is in a place, a bladder is inserted through the new sewer liner and expanded using hot water and kept in place until the new liner cures (usually about 1 - 3 hours) and then removed. All cracks, voids, and leaks in your old pipe are sealed tight leaving a brand new sewer line in place.

Method 2: Sewer Pipe Bursting

Sewer pipe bursting is the process of installing a new seamless high density polyethylene sewer pipe while simultaneously breaking up your old pipe. This process is also completed using only 2 small access holes at each end of your existing sewer line. A heavy cable is fed through your entire sewer line and attached to the front of a cone shaped tool called a bursting head at the other end. The back of the bursting head is securely fastened the new sewer pipe. Using a very powerful winch, the bursting head is pulled through the old sewer line easily breaking it up while towing the new sewer line in behind it.

Your Yard Is Saved and Your New Sewer Line is Virtually Indestructible

With either method, you are left with a brand new super strong sewer line that is air tight, water tight highly resistant to future root intrusion (the leading cause of sewer line failure). When completed, you can forget about having to worry about anymore sewer problems as your new pipe is rated to last for at least 50 years.

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