Hollywood Florida Trenchless Sewer Pipe Lining Repairs Underground Pipes Without Excavation And Has A 50-Year Warranty!
Most homes in Hollywood FL are more than 50 years old. The cast iron drains underneath the floor, unfortunately, only have a 50-year lifespan due to accelerated corrosion on the pipe floor which ultimately causes a crack to form that has serrated edges. Those serrated edges catch on solid debris trying to flow down the pipe, and that causes repeated backups. The traditional plumbers will recommend that homeowners excavate through the floors to replace all the pipes which costs about $50,000 for a typical 2000-square-foot home! It takes four to six weeks to complete the job and typically kitchen and bathroom cabinets have to be replaced.
Alternatively, our trenchless epoxy pipelining process can restore all those pipes for a minimum of 50 years, installation only costs around $17,000, it takes 3 to 4 days to install and there is absolutely no excavation involved!
“Epoxy Pipe Lining” Repairs Underground Pipes Without Digging, Costing 60% Less!
Our Pipe Lining Has A 50-Year Warranty!
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Benefits Of Trenchless Sewer Lining (Cured In Place Pipe, CIPP)
- No Excavation Required
- Less expensive – pipe relining costs about 60% less than excavation
- Save Your Floor Tile/Marble/Wood – it’s usually impossible to find matching floor surfaces that were 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 residence
- Speed – pipe lining takes 1 day, not 3 weeks as for pipe replacement by excavation
- Environmentally friendly – pipe replacement by excavation means tons of waste concrete and pipe have to be disposed of in landfills
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How Is Trenchless Pipe Lining Installed?
- From outside the house, we dig up the grass to open the pipe
- Next, we use hydro jetters and other machines to remove old rust and scale from the cast iron drains
- Then a pipe video inspection is done to ensure the drain is ready to receive the pipe lining
- The video camera is also used to measure how long the liner will be and the exact locations of incoming pipe connections from branch lines
- These measurements are used to cut the flexible pipe lining tube to the correct length and to cut out small pieces of lining where the incoming branch line connections are
- Then a 2-part epoxy is mixed and used to wet the liner material thoroughly
- Now the liner is ready to be pulled into the pipe, and a temporary balloon inside the liner is inflated for 4 hours
- During this time the epoxy resin heats up and turns the pipe lining material into rock, that lasts 100 years
- Finally, the balloon is removed and a “final” video inspection is done to ensure the correct installation
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How does Trenchless Sewer Replacement Work?
First, the host pipe is cleaned using a rooter machine. Then a video camera is used to determine if the pipe can accept a lining. A small hole is made to expose the pipe. Next, a liner undergoes treatment with a resin of epoxy, and a lining is put into the existing pipe. Then the lining is expanded using a calibration tube.
The next step involves CIPP or “cured in place” lining. The epoxy resin is cooked and becomes hardened. The calibration tube is removed after being deflated, and the results are inspected using a camera. The resulting pipe lining is a stand-alone, permanent pipe line.
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This rehabilitation process for pipes was developed over 20 years ago in England and has been tested extensively. Over 10 million feet of pipe have been installed worldwide since then.
Benefits:
- Less costly
- Repair takes less time than conventional replacement
- Not as disruptive
- Prevents intrusion by root and seal cracks to block leaks
- The materials have a minimum 50-year service life
