Local Sewer Repair Company

Your mainline is, in essence, your sewer line. It’s either your septic tank or the line that runs from your home to the city connection. Every drain in your house empties into your mainline before leaving. It’s crucial to know where your cleanout is in case your mainline backs up. Your sewage line, like the rest of your plumbing, is an important component of your house. It connects to your toilet and empties into the main sewer system, which is frequently owned by the city or county. Your sewer line transports waste to your septic tank if you have a septic system.

Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

Depending on the severity of your issue, we may be able to perform a trenchless sewer line repair. Unlike traditional sewer repair methods, this technique does not require any excavation. There are two methods of trenchless pipe repair: pipe lining and pipe bursting. With pipe lining, a thin liner is fed into your pipes. This liner is then filled with epoxy, effectively forming a new sewer line within the old one. With pipe bursting, a steel cable is inserted into one end of your damaged sewer line. A bursting head leads the way, destroying any existing piping. As the cable makes its way through your sewer line, it drags the new pipe behind it. By the time it comes out the other end, the new sewer line will be completely installed.