Trenchless Sewer Line Repair

At our company, we understand that sewer issues can be more than just a clogged drain. That’s why we offer a comprehensive range of sewer services, including main sewer line repair, sewer line replacement, no-dig pipe restoration, and sewer line cleaning. It’s crucial to address any sewer line issues promptly to avoid further damage. Our team of plumbing professionals handle a variety of sewer plumbing problems, including broken pipes caused by shifting soil, frozen ground, settling, or other factors. We can also address sewer blockages caused by grease buildup or foreign objects that restrict water flow and cleaning. Additionally, we can tackle corrosion issues that cause pipes to deteriorate, break, and restrict water flow. Don’t let sewer issues disrupt your home or business. Trust our team to provide effective and efficient solutions for all of your sewer line needs.

Trenchless Sewer Repair

Dealing with sewage line issues is already a major challenge. Fortunately, there is a solution that can help you avoid these types of headaches and extensive property damage. By choosing an experienced plumber who specializes in trenchless sewer repair, like the professionals at $15 Sewer and Drain, you can address your sewer issues without the need for extensive excavation. Trenchless sewer repair is a minimally invasive approach that can restore your sewer line to optimal function without disrupting your property. With our expertise and cutting-edge technology, we can provide you with a seamless and stress-free sewer repair experience.

Trenchless Repair Options

In the realm of sewer line repairs, there are two prominent techniques that involve minimal excavation: pipe bursting and pipe lining. In pipe bursting, two points of entry are necessary – one close to your property and the other at the point where your lines meet the main sewer line. On the other hand, pipe lining typically requires just one access point. Although both methods are similarly efficient, it’s important to note that pipe lining may not be a viable option for certain types of sewage line malfunctions.

Why Choose Trenchless Repair?

Opting for trenchless sewer line repair offers numerous benefits, including environmental sustainability and minimal noise disturbance. Compared to traditional excavation, trenchless repair is a quicker and more cost-effective option. For commercial properties, it’s especially important to minimize any disruptions to business operations. Additionally, trenchless repair can prevent the need for costly street repairs in front of your property.

If you’re experiencing a sewer issue, it’s understandable that you’d want to minimize any disruptions to your property or business. No one wants to dig up their patio, parking lot, or landscape. That’s where $15 Sewer and Drain Company comes in – we offer trenchless sewer repair services to ensure minimal impact on your outdoor landscape while quickly getting your sewer system up and running again. With our trenchless technology, we can effectively repair your sewer system without the need for extensive excavation, saving you time, money, and hassle.

Rather than the traditional method of digging large trenches to access your underground sewage system, the technicians at $15 Sewer and Drain Company utilize a minimally invasive approach. With just a few strategic holes drilled, we can quickly pinpoint the location of any sewer line problems and address them promptly.

Undetected sewer leaks on your drain line or main sewer line can cause serious damage to your property, and standing or ponding water from leaking sewer lines can pose a health hazard. Leaking drain pipes can also undermine your drain system and cause separations. To accurately identify the source of a leak, our plumbers often perform a dye test, as the source of leaking water can be difficult to detect. It’s not uncommon for pipes or water service lines to be replaced only to discover they weren’t the source of the problem. In fact, sewer water isn’t always dirty or discolored and can often be mistaken for a water supply line leak.

If your home’s main sewer line is buried beneath your yard, it can be challenging to identify a possible broken sewer line. Here are a few indicators that your sewer line may be damaged:

1) Easily Clogged Drains

Occasional clogs in your toilet, kitchen sink, or shower drain are a normal occurrence. However, if you find yourself dealing with frequent clogs, particularly in multiple drains throughout your home, or if water is draining slowly, it could be a sign of an obstructed sewer line. In these cases, a quick repair may not be enough to solve the problem, and it’s best to have your sewer line checked by a professional to avoid further damage.

2) Soggy Spots in the Yard

If you notice unusually damp or soggy spots in your yard, it could be a sign of a leaking sewer line. Leaks can be caused by a break or collapse in the pipe, but they are often the result of tree roots that have penetrated the piping. These leaks can be difficult to detect, particularly in areas where the sewer line is buried deep underground. In warmer climates where the frost line is shallow, it may not be necessary to bury lines very deep, making leaks more likely to show themselves. If you suspect that your yard is showing signs of a sewer line leak, it’s essential to have it checked by a professional to prevent further damage to your property.

3) Unsavory Odors

A strong odor of sewer gas that permeates your home is a clear sign of a plumbing problem, according to SFGate contributor Chris Deziel. This unpleasant odor can be caused by a sewer line clog, which can cause backups and push smelly sewer gases up drains. However, if the smell is particularly strong in your yard, it could be a sign of a leaking sewer line. Sewer line leaks can release smelly gases into the air, causing an unpleasant odor in and around your property. If you notice any unusual odors, it’s important to have your sewer line inspected by a professional to determine the cause and address it promptly.

What to Do If You Think You Have a Broken Sewer Line

If you’ve experienced any of the above indicators of a sewer line problem and have ruled out common issues like a clogged drain or broken plumbing vent, it’s time to seek help from a professional. At $15 Sewer and Drain Company, our sewer solutions specialists can quickly assess the situation and perform a sewer line repair using our trenchless technology. Our process minimizes the need for digging and trenching, limiting mess and unpleasant odors. Trust our experienced team to address your sewer line issues promptly and effectively, so you can avoid further damage and get back to your daily routine.