Trenchless Sewer Repair, LLC

Trenchless Sewer Repair, LLC in Lawrence MA provides non-invasive sewer repair and sewer pipe replacement services to fix sewer back-ups, clogged drain lines and damaged sewer lines for both residential and commercial with no-dig technologies. Through video inspection, our sewer repair technicians will diagnose the problem and offer solutions which may include sewer drain cleaning, sewer repair, or sewer pipe replacement with a trenchless pipe lining process that doesn’t tear out walls, rip up floors or dig up lawns. Sewer lines are the pipes that run directly from your home or business to the city sewer system or a septic tank. Occasionally they become clogged or obstructed. This blocked wastewater line will cause sewer back up into your home resulting in contamination, health hazards, water damage and typically mold growth. Typical causes of an obstruction may be pipes damaged by tree roots, the freeze/thaw cycle, broken or cracked pipelines damaged by settling soil, or improperly installed pipes resulting in leaks and backups. The first step in the sewer repair process is diagnosis and is performed by our certified plumbers who will a camera through the pipes to identify areas of concern. Depending on the state of your sewer line and the severity of the problem, several solutions are available at varying costs to remedy the blockage. If a pipe needs repair, there are both traditional pipe replacement as well as non-invasive, no-dig pipe restoration and renewal processes for areas where it’s not desirable or possible to install new lines. The trenchless sewer repair option avoids the disruption and cost of digging a trench on your property and replacing or repairing other structures and landscaping as well as being easy to install and affordable. We specialize in the Pipe Lining (also known as cured-in-place pipe or CIPP) method where we will dig one small access hole needed to perform the repair. Then a flexible tube coated with epoxy resin is pulled through your damaged sewer pipe and inflated. The resin coats the entirety of the inside of the damaged sewer pipe to reline it and the resign hardens to essentially create a seamless and corrosion-resistant jointless pipe within a pipe. The relined pipe is equally as durable and reliable as a new sewer line and works well if the pipe is sound structurally. Don’t let the sewer alarm scare you – we have a high-grade trenchless sewer replacement process that is a fast, affordable and long-lasting solution!
Pipe Lining Method of Trenchless Sewer Repair:
Also known as cured-in-place pipe or CIPP, a plumber digs a small access hole. A flexible tube coated with epoxy is pulled through a damaged sewer pipe and inflated. The resin coats the inside of the damaged pipe and hardens to create a seamless and corrosion-resistant jointless newly relined pipe.
Sewer Back Ups:
A sewage backup occurs when an obstruction or other damage in the wastewater line prevents wastewater from draining away from your home or business. This blocked wastewater line will cause sewer back up into your home resulting in contamination, health hazards, water damage and typically mold growth. Typical causes of an obstruction may be pipes damaged by tree roots, pipes damaged by the freeze/thaw cycle, broken or cracked pipelines damaged by settling soil, or improperly installed pipes resulting in leaks and backups. When wastewater starts to drain slow, then this is an indication of a potential problem. When waste backs up and overflows drains and toilets in your home or business, then this indicates you have a much more significant issue. This needs to be repaired immediately by a certified plumber.
Sewer Repair:
Sewer lines are the pipes that run directly from your home or business to the city sewer system or a septic tank. Occasionally they become clogged or obstructed causing sewer back-up. The first step in the sewer repair process is diagnosis and is performed by a certified plumber who will a camera through the pipes to identify areas of concern. Depending on the state of your sewer line and the severity of the problem, several solutions are available at varying costs to remedy the blockage. If a pipe needs repair, there are both traditional pipe replacement as well as non-invasive, no-dig pipe restoration and renewal processes for areas where it’s not desirable or possible to install new lines. The trenchless sewer repair option avoids the disruption and cost of digging a trench on your property and replacing or repairing other structures and landscaping as well as being easy to install and affordable.