Trenchless Pipe Lining and Repiping
Non-Invasive and Traditional Sewer Line Repair Services
When your sewer lines fail, you shouldn't have to choose between living with the problem or tearing up your entire yard to fix it. Cracked pipes, tree root infiltration, and aging infrastructure can create serious drainage issues that threaten your property and peace of mind. At Service Experts, we provide advanced trenchless pipe lining solutions and other repiping services to restore your sewer and plumbing system.
Our licensed, bonded, and insured ACE-certified technicians specialize in both trenchless repairs and traditional repiping, ensuring you get the most effective solution for your specific situation. With fast response times, 24/7 scheduling availability, and every service backed by our Service Experts Guarantee, let our local experts be your trusted plumbers!
Types of Trenchless Sewer Line Repair
Trenchless pipe repair technology offers a modern solution that can extend your pipe life while costing less than traditional excavation. This innovative approach works on all pipe types, including cast iron and PVC, providing comprehensive restoration that reduces tree root intrusion and prevents future blockages.
We offer two primary trenchless repair methods:
- Pipe Lining: A new liner is inserted into your existing damaged pipe, creating a seamless, corrosion-resistant barrier that restores full flow capacity and structural integrity without any digging required.
- Pipe Bursting: When replacement is necessary, we pull a new pipe through the old one, effectively replacing your entire sewer line while the old pipe is broken apart and displaced in the same process.
Our diagnostic process begins with advanced video camera inspections to visually identify problem areas inside your pipes, allowing us to determine the most effective repair method. This precision approach ensures we address the root cause of your drainage issues while providing the most cost-effective long-term solution.
Ready for expert trenchless pipe repair? Call us at (866) 963-7996 to schedule your service appointment!
Is Trenchless or Repiping Better for Sewer Line Repair?
Trenchless pipe lining works best when your existing pipes have structural integrity but suffer from cracks, minor breaks, or root infiltration. This method is ideal for pipes under driveways, sidewalks, and landscaped areas where excavation would cause significant property damage and restoration costs.
Complete Repiping Solutions When Replacement is Necessary
When trenchless repair isn't sufficient, our repiping services provide complete sewer line replacement with professional installation and minimal property disruption. Our repiping options include:
- Horizontal Repiping: Replacement of pipes in attics and crawl spaces, the most common type of repiping project due to frequent deterioration in these areas.
- Vertical Repiping: Targeted replacement of specific vertical sections or complete vertical system replacement, with careful Sheetrock cutting and professional coordination for repairs.
- Whole-House Repiping: Complete replacement of all pipes above the slab, covering both horizontal and vertical systems for complete plumbing system renewal.
Whether you need trenchless repair or full repiping, Service Experts provides expert solutions to restore reliable drainage and protect your property. Our experienced team completes every project efficiently with quality materials and lasting workmanship.
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Yes! If you have an emergency plumbing problem, we can respond promptly and make any repairs needed.
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It may be difficult to prevent leaks entirely, but you do have options for minimizing risk. Seals and valves are a common source of leaks, so keeping up with maintenance can minimize the risk. Letting professional plumbers handle projects like repair and repiping will also ensure the entire system is as tightly sealed as possible.
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The total cost will depend on where the leak is in your home as well as the extent of the damage. A minor, dripping leak is more easily resolved than severe damage to the water main.
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With all the locations where water is used in your home, there are a lot of areas you could uncover a leak.
Leaks can be triggered by a variety of plumbing issues. They are usually spotted:
- On water supply lines and connections underneath a sink
- In washing machines, especially old units
- In hot- and cold-water hoses linked to your washing machine
If you notice the signs of a leak, we can help. We back all of our work with a Service Experts Guarantee for a year.*
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If you believe you have a leak but can’t see the signs, check your water meter:
- Make sure no water is being used inside or outside your home.
- Check the leak indicator on your water meter. The indicator is commonly a triangular dial or miniature silver wheel. If the dial is spinning, you probably have a leak.
We can find the origin of the leak and get it repaired before you spend more money or potentially damage your home.
