Sewage Repair Company In Coral Gables Restores Cast Iron Pipes Under Slabs For 50+ Years, Without Excavation!
“Trenchless Pipe Lining” Costs 60% Less Than Digging
For a 2,000 sq. ft. house in Miami:
Trenchless Pipe Lining
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- Takes 4 days
- Costs $17,000
- Has a 50-year warranty!
- Stay in home
Pipe Excavation & Replacement
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- Takes 4-8 weeks
- Costs $50,000 – $75,000
- Tile, Terrazzo, Marble, Wood replacement
- Kitchen and bathroom cabinets replacement
- Must vacate home
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!
Here Are (1,000+ Voluntary) Names and Phone Numbers Of Your Neighbors Who Have Used Our Services Since 2004
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Recent Jobs In Coral Gables Area:
Coral Gables: Andrew 305-747-5528: Installed main and branches
Coral Gables: Belkis 305-753-3269: installed 38’ main line, 25’ guest bathroom, 15’ master bathroom, and 23’ kitchen line. The second house we installed 25’ guest bathroom and 57’ lateral
Coral Gables: David 305-502-4274: installed lining in main line and branch lines
Coral Gables: George 305-401-4369: installed 27’ main line, 21’ laundry/ bathroom line, and 69’ bathroom line
Coral Gables: Gutman 305-773-0925: installed pipelining in whole house
Coral Gables: Kristal 305-318-9785: Installed main, all branches, and lateral
Coral Gables: Leslie 917-691-3234: installed main line and all branches
Coral Gables: Maria 305-458-1987: installed main, branches, and lateral
Coral Gables: Norman 305-972-4598: installed main line and all branches
Coral Gables: Sally 305-632-0256: Installed main and all branches
Coral Gables: Sarah/Meliano 305-801-8965: installed 64’ main line, 19’ bathroom line, 10’ laundry line, and 30’ lateral line
Coral Gables: Tamarind 904-521-5945: installed main line and all branches
Coral Gables: Thania 786-351-9472: Installed main and all branches
Coral Gables: Vincent 312-324-4432: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Coral Gables: Wayne 305-297-1716: Installed lateral, main, and branch
Coral Springs: Mary and Bill 954-895-1575 / 561-350-5952: Installed main line, branches, and lateral
Cutler Bay: Alex 201-230-3178: Installed main and branches
Cutler Bay: Carlos 305-505-0019: installed main line and all branches
Cutler Bay: Deborah 305-495-2300: installed 69’ main line, 20’ bathroom line, 39’ bathroom line, 10’ kitchen line, and 20’ laundry line
Cutler Bay: Frederick 305-926-1528: Installed main and branches
Cutler Bay: Micheal 786-738-3775: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Cutler Bay: Paul 305-803-9828: Installed main line and all branches
Cutler Bay: Suann 305-345-9342: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Cutler Bay: Tom 305-562-0945: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Cutler Bay: Victor 305-992-1487: installed 15’ main line, 16’ bathroom line, and 5’ bathroom line
Cutler Bay: Victor 786-395-0191: installed main line and all branches
Palmetto Bay: Albert 305-282-3779: Installed main and branch lines
Palmetto Bay: Ben 305-322-2044: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Palmetto Bay: Blanca 786-382-6456: installed 15’ main line and 46’ bathroom line
Palmetto Bay: Caleb 305-300-9220: installed 55’ main line, 10’ kitchen line, 10’ bathroom line, and 5’ bathroom line
Palmetto Bay: Carlos 305-519-3801: installed 28’ main line and 12’ kitchen line
Palmetto Bay: Christina 305-773-0679: installed 33’ main line, 36’ kitchen, 25’ master bathroom line, and 36’ guest bathroom line
Palmetto Bay: Darren 305-803-4584: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Palmetto Bay: Dave 305-345-5582: Installed mainline, all branches, and lateral
Palmetto Bay: Ed 305-205-2065: Installed bathroom branch line and small main line
Palmetto Bay: Jason 305-281-4896: Installed main, branches, and lateral
Palmetto Bay: John 305-975-6139: installed main, branches, and lateral line
Palmetto Bay: Jorge 305-968-2583: installed 25’ main line, 41’ kitchen line, and 13’ master bathroom
Palmetto Bay: Keith 305-205-0864: installed 24’ main line, 38’ kitchen line, and 12’ bathroom line
Palmetto Bay: Larry 305-975-4002: installed 25’ main line, 20’ kitchen line, and 35’ laundry line
Palmetto Bay: Nick 305-321-8059: Installed main line
Palmetto Bay: Ricardo 703-732-9885: Installed main and all branches
Palmetto Bay: Timothy 305-904-3269: installed main and lateral
Palmetto Bay: Wray 305-613-2080: Installed main and all branches
Palmetto: Scheril 941-932-5353: Installed main and branches
Why Is Trenchless Pipe Lining So Popular In South Florida?
Trenchless pipe lining, also known as cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) lining, has gained popularity in old and expensive neighborhoods like Palmetto Bay for several reasons:
- Minimized Disruption: Old neighborhoods often have mature trees, landscaping, and infrastructure that residents want to preserve. Trenchless pipe lining allows repairs and replacements to be done without extensive excavation, minimizing disruption to the environment and infrastructure. It eliminates the need for digging up lawns, driveways, sidewalks, and other valuable property features.
- Preserving Aesthetics: Expensive neighborhoods tend to have strict regulations and guidelines regarding the preservation of visual appeal. Trenchless pipe lining offers a non-destructive solution that doesn’t require digging up streets or creating unsightly trenches. This method enables repairs to be completed without compromising the aesthetic value of the neighborhood.
- Cost-Effectiveness: While trenchless pipe lining can initially seem more expensive than traditional methods, it often proves to be more cost-effective in the long run. In old neighborhoods with complex underground networks, traditional excavation and replacement methods can be labor-intensive and time-consuming. Trenchless pipe lining reduces labor and material costs associated with excavation, resulting in overall cost savings.
- Durability and Longevity: Trenchless pipe lining involves installing a seamless, epoxy-saturated liner inside the existing pipe, creating a durable and long-lasting solution. This method can extend the lifespan of the pipes by several decades, reducing the need for frequent repairs and replacements. In old and expensive neighborhoods, where preserving infrastructure is crucial, trenchless pipe lining offers a reliable and sustainable solution.
- Minimal Displacement: Traditional pipe replacement methods often require residents to temporarily relocate or endure inconveniences like road closures. Trenchless pipe lining minimizes such displacements since the repairs can be done with minimal disruption to the residents’ daily lives. This aspect is particularly appealing in expensive neighborhoods, where residents may have higher expectations for comfort and convenience.
- Environmental Considerations: Trenchless pipe lining aligns well with growing environmental concerns. By avoiding extensive excavation, it reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation, waste disposal, and the use of heavy machinery. In upscale neighborhoods like Palmetto Bay, where environmental consciousness may be high, trenchless pipe lining is seen as a greener and more sustainable choice.
How Is This “Trenchless Pipe Lining” Sewage Repair Installed?
First we find the access point outside of your house where all the drains leave to go to the street. At this location, usually in the grass, we dig up the pipe and from here we remove all that rust and scale and sand that’s in the old pipe. We make multiple video inspections to determine when the pipe is smooth and ready to receive a new inner pipe liner.
The new internal pipe lining consists of a long polyester felt tube which is saturated with a self hardening epoxy resin. The epoxy resin is super hard, and can withstand all acidic and alkaline substances. Once the pipe is clean we do a video inspection to see how long the pipe is that has to be relined. The video inspection also tells us where the incoming pipe branch connections are so that we can cut out specific pieces of lining that would normally obscure branch connections. These cutouts are made before the lining is installed.
Once the polyester felt tube has been saturated with epoxy resin come we pull the lining into the pipe and a temporary internal balloon is inflated for 3-4 hours. Later we remove the balloon and install a new external clean out. We make a final video and the pipe can be used immediately.
The whole process takes 1 to 2 days and cost about half as much as excavation. The old method of digging through the floors, or excavating under the house are very old school and should no longer be used.
Helpful Links Relating To Our Pipe Lining Service In Coral Gables
- Not sure whether to replace or re-line your pipes? See this comparison
- The lies plumbers will tell you to excavate your house and keep your money!
- The 3 types of pipe restoration explained: pipe lining v.s slip lining v.s. pipe bursting
- Frequently-asked questions relating to pipe connections, resin odors, resin hardening process etc.
