Our Pipe Sleeving (‘Trenchless Epoxy Pipe Lining”) Service Can Restore Your Drains For 100 Years Without Excavation!

For a 2,000 sq. ft. house in Miami:

Trenchless Epoxy Pipe Lining

    • Takes 4 days
    • Costs $17,000
    • Has a 50-year warranty!
    • Stay in home

Pipe Excavation & Replacement

    • Takes 4-8 weeks
    • Costs $50,000 – $75,000
    • Tile, Terrazzo, Marble, Wood replacement
    • Kitchen and bathroom cabinets replacement
    • Must vacate home

“Epoxy Pipe Lining” Repairs Underground Pipes Without Digging, Costing 60% Less!

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Our Pipe Lining Has A 50-Year Warranty!

 All homes in Miami Dade County built before 1972, have cast iron drain pipes under the slab. Over time, the bottom of the pipe corrodes and becomes so thin that a crack forms that has serrated edges. That causes toilet paper and other debris to get stuck, which in turn causes repeated backups into toilets, showers, and bathtubs.

To replace these cast iron pipes the old-fashioned way by excavation methods, typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, destroys all the floor surfaces, and the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, and costs $50,000 to $75,000.

On the other hand, our trenchless pipelining technologies can restore those pipes within three to 4 days without any digging, and only costs about $17,000 for the typical 2000 square foot home, and comes with a 50 year warranty!

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Benefits Of Trenchless Pipe Lining

    • No excavation required – compare pipe lining vs pipe replacement
    • Less expensive – pipe relining costs about 50%-70% less than excavation
    • Save your floor surface – it’s usually impossible to find matching floor terrazzo, marble, or tile that was installed decades ago
    • Clean, No sewer bacteria in your home – since the drain is not being cut into pieces inside your residence, there is no need to sanitize the property afterward
    • Stay in your residence – pipe relining is done from outside, so you can stay in your home
    • Speed – pipe lining takes 2-3 days for homes, not 2 months as for pipe replacement by excavation

5 Steps Of Pipe Lining Installation

Pipe Lining Installation – Overview (2023 Details Here)

First, the old pipes have to be cleaned using various old-school methods such as high-pressure water hydro jetting and scale removal using a K60 snake machine. This machine essentially scrapes the old scale and rust off the walls of the pipe and removes any roots that have grown into the pipe in search of water. These roots, in addition to accumulated scale and rust, make the old pipes very rough which captures the debris and prevents further flow which results in the repeated toilet and drain backups that you have most probably been experiencing of late.

Once the drains are clean, a video inspection camera is used to determine how long the pipe will be restored. The camera also determines where the incoming branch pipe connections are so that the appropriate small pieces of pipe lining material may be cut out prior to installation that would normally cover up the branch connections. Next, a two-part epoxy resin is mixed together which will heat up to 180 degrees Fahrenheit that makes the resin rock hard! This resin is saturated into the liner fabric prior to installation.

Inside the lining material, there is a temporary “calibration tube” or balloon which is designed to expand to exactly the diameter of the pipe that is being restored. This balloon is inflated once the lining material is in the correct position, and after 3 to 4 hours the temporary balloon is removed and the pipe is put back into use immediately.

Modern ways of pipe renovation, sometimes called “cured in place pipe lining” are sometimes called “pipe sleeving”, even though that term is not very technically or scientifically correct. The most common names are:

      • Trenchless pipe lining
      • Epoxy pipe lining
      • Sewer pipe re-lining
      • Drain pipe lining

How long does pipe restoration through pipe lining take in the Miami-Dade County area?

Our company has been doing this for over a decade having installed a few hundred thousand feet of cured-in-place pipe lining. We only perform pipe restoration, not any other type of plumbing service. So our installations go really well and fast. For example, a sewer main line in a 3 bedroom 3 bath house would take us 1 day to restore through pipe lining whereas pipe excavation and replacement would take about two to three weeks.

How much does pipe restoration using cured-in-place pipe lining cost?

In South Florida, the price for residential small jobs will range from $200 to $250 per linear foot. High-rise buildings that renovate their vertical stacks might get that cost down to about $125 per linear foot because they are installing two or three thousand feet instead of just 50 feet which is common for a residential property.

Most residential properties that we restore are about 2500 square feet inside and have about a total of 110 feet of kitchen drains, laundry drains, toilet lines, and sewer main lines to restore. So the total rate to restore all the pipes for 100 years under a house is about $22,000. To excavate and replace the pipes would run about $35,000 and then the floor surface would have to be restored which might be travertine or marble or some other expensive surface like wood. That additional cost could bring the total project up to $80,000. So restoration through pipe sleeving is a much faster and less expensive method than the old-fashioned ways of the past.

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