PipePatch

Sewer Line Problems Require Professional Solutions

In addition to mastering traditional methods of sewer repair, we are proud to utilize PipePatch, a no-dig pipe repair system. This challenges traditional excavation repair methods with its innovative and trenchless CIPP technology. It eliminates the need for digging by utilizing a process that creates a pipe within a pipe with minimal change to the original diameter. With little to no odor, our solution is safe for indoor usage, is non-flammable, non-hazardous and contains NO harmful VOCs. Bottom line: a more efficient, permanent solution which doesn’t involve trenching or digging up your yard!

• Trenchless! PipePatch removes the need for excavation, so there is little to no disruption and the project is completed within the day.
• Quick and Easy: Repairing broken pipes is easier and more convenient than ever without requiring heavy machine on your property.

At Plumbing Solutions Inc., we understand the importance of a well-functioning plumbing system. Being aware of the signs that indicate a need for professional drain cleaning or sewer line repair can save you from future headaches and costly repairs. Here are some causes and warning signs:

• Tree Root Intrusion: Roots can infiltrate the pipes through cracks or weak points, causing blockages and eventually breaking the pipes apart.
  Once inside the pipes, roots can grow and expand, further damaging the sewer line.
• Corrosion: Corrosion, especially in older pipes made of materials like cast iron or clay, can weaken the pipes over time.
  Exposure to wastewater and acidic soil can accelerate the corrosion process, leading to cracks and eventual breaks.
• Ground Shifting & Soil Movement: Sewer lines are typically buried underground, and changes in soil conditions or ground movement can put stress on the pipes. Shifting ground can cause the pipes to become disjointed or crack, leading to leaks or breaks.
• Improper Installation: If a sewer line wasn’t installed correctly, it’s more likely to develop problems over time.
  This can include using substandard materials, incorrect placement, or poor workmanship, which can compromise the structural integrity of the pipes.
• Clogs and Blockages:: Clogs and blockages can build up pressure in the sewer line, potentially causing it to burst or crack. Common causes of clogs include grease buildup, foreign objects, and tree roots.