Trenchless Technology

Trenchless Technology (No-Dig Solutions)

State-of-the-art repair solutions that preserve landscaping, driveways, and flooring.

Trenchless Pipe Bursting Replacement

Trenchless technology allows for the repair and expansion of existing pipes without the need for extensive excavation, utilizing just two small access points to work on sewer lines that can extend up to 85-88 feet. This method significantly minimizes disruption to surrounding businesses, homeowners, and traffic, as it requires less digging and smaller entry points. Additionally, trenchless techniques, such as pipe bursting, can lead to substantial savings in both time and costs by eliminating the need for extensive site restoration and reducing the risk of damage to landscaping or structures.

The new pipe installed during this process is often seamless, providing a stronger and more durable solution. Furthermore, pipe bursting is adaptable to various pipe materials and sizes, making it a versatile option for a wide range of project requirements. The process involves inserting a specialized bursting head into the existing pipe, which breaks apart the old pipe as it moves through, while a new pipe follows closely behind, effectively replacing the old one and displacing its fragments into the surrounding soil.

Perma-Liner CIPP

Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) is an innovative trenchless technology that allows for the repair of damaged pipelines without the need for excavation, significantly reducing disruption to properties, landscaping, and traffic. This method can extend the lifespan of pipelines by 50 to 60 years, restoring their structural integrity while being compatible with various pipe materials. CIPP effectively prevents root intrusion, a common issue that can lead to future complications, and enhances flow efficiency by sealing open joints. Additionally, the non-toxic liner used in this process does not release harmful chemicals into the environment or homes, making it a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for pipeline rehabilitation.

Seamless Epoxy Spray Liner (SIPP)

Trenchless technology, particularly through the use of epoxy spray-in-place pipe lining, presents an innovative solution that significantly reduces disruption to existing landscaping. This technique is applicable for both residential and commercial settings, enabling property owners to rehabilitate their plumbing systems without the need for extensive digging or excavation. By employing this method, the process not only preserves the aesthetic integrity of the surrounding environment but also facilitates straightforward cleaning and maintenance. Additionally, the environmentally friendly nature of this technology aligns with modern sustainability practices, making it an attractive option for conscientious consumers.

The epoxy liner boasts impressive chemical resistance, allowing it to endure a variety of environmental challenges, which contributes to its long-lasting durability. This robust solution is engineered to extend the lifespan of sewer pipes considerably, addressing plumbing issues effectively and reliably. By opting for this advanced method, property owners can invest in a long-term fix that minimizes future disruptions and maintenance costs, ultimately ensuring a more efficient and resilient plumbing infrastructure.

UV Spot Repair

Trenchless technology offers a cost-effective solution for pipeline repairs, featuring quick curing times that allow for immediate service restoration. This method significantly reduces material costs while providing a strong and durable liner. Utilizing UV curing, trenchless techniques minimize excavation and accelerate construction processes. Specifically, UV spot repair can effectively address localized damage, such as cracks or holes in pipes up to 5 feet, without the need to repaint entire sewer sections. This approach, which employs ultraviolet light to rapidly cure materials, is also favored in automotive repairs for minor damages due to its faster drying times, cost efficiency, and environmentally friendly attributes, making it a superior alternative to traditional repair methods in various scenarios.

Traditional Excavation Sewer Replacement

Trench excavation becomes a necessary approach for sewer replacement when trenchless methods are not feasible, especially in situations involving significant damage or when the sewer line extends beyond 100 feet. While trenchless techniques are effective for addressing minor to moderate issues, they often fall short in cases of extensive structural deterioration. In such scenarios, the only viable solution is to install a new pipe, which requires digging a trench to gain access to the damaged section. This excavation process entails the careful removal of the compromised pipe, followed by the installation of a new one, and ultimately, the backfilling of the trench to restore the area.

Although trench excavation can lead to temporary disruption of the property and may impact other underground utilities, it offers the advantage of complete access to the sewer line. This accessibility allows for a thorough inspection of the entire system, ensuring that any underlying issues are identified and addressed effectively. When trenchless options are not available, this method provides a reliable means of performing necessary repairs, ultimately safeguarding the integrity of the sewer system and preventing future complications. The trade-off between disruption and the assurance of a comprehensive repair makes trench excavation a critical component in the maintenance and replacement of sewer infrastructure