When your sewer line malfunctions, it is important that you have it fixed quickly. If excavating the line and replacing it with a pipe isn’t an option, you should consider a trenchless sewer line. This lines can easily replace many existing sewer lines without the need for digging equipment to tear apart your yard. Before this technology came into existence, it would cost thousands of dollars to dig up a yard and destroy trees, shrubs and lawns in order to replace a sewer line. This is no longer the case. The new technology can correct your problem underground without costly excavating costs.
During a trenchless sewer replacement, there will be strategic holes dug into the ground, but it does not require digging up your yard from one end of the pipe to the other. The sewer pipe that is no longer working properly is used as a guide to install the new pipe. A cone-shaped piece leads the way through the old pipe and pulls the new pipe behind it. A steel cable is used in order to help the new pipe along through the hole of the old pipe. The cone-shaped piece helps to compact the soil around the new pipe, so you don’t have to worry about the new pipe caving in.
Another huge benefit of this type of installation is its root-proof. This means that any trees in the area will not puncture your sewer line creating a sewer back-up into your home. They are also guaranteed for 100 years of use before replacement. Even an earthquake cannot break or crack the pipe that is installed. You can feel assured that your sewer line will last through the lifetime of your home. This means that you will never have to worry about a broken sewer line again while you’re still living in the home.
If you have a broken sewer line, there is no need to fret any longer about the destruction of your yard due to excavation. When you contact Drain Right Services to replace your broken or inoperable sewer line, they will take your concerns with the utmost importance. They will also make sure that your sewer line is installed quickly and easily. You can follow them on Twitter.
