Trenchless Sewer Repair
The Experts in Trenchless Sewer Repair
When your sewer line requires repairs, you might worry about the cost, disruption and hassle. With trenchless technology, our technicians at No Dig Team restore your sewer line in less than one day. We proudly serve home and business owners in Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho.
Advantages of Trenchless Technology
For more than 30 years, trenchless technology has provided home and business owners with cost-effective and long-lasting sewer repairs. It works on all types of pipes and can be performed all year long. The advantages of trenchless technology for sewer repair are:
- Minimal to no excavation
- Use of existing sewer access point
- No disruption to sidewalks or driveways
- No tree loss
- Fast project completion time
- 50-year lifespan
Main Causes of Sewer Issues
Age-related deterioration causes most sewer issues. Some additional causes of sewer problems for home and business owners in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming include:
- Tree root infiltration
- Hard water
- Flushing corrosive, acidic or alkaline substances
- Clogs from paper products, plastic, dropped objects, or waste
- Shifted soil
- Groundwater infiltration
- Corrosion
- Cracks and fractures
Most of the time, your sewer line will indicate that it needs repair. Watch out for the following signs of sewer issues:
- Foul odors from plumbing fixtures
- Bubbling or gurgling sounds from drains
- Wastewater or raw sewage backup into drains or your yard
- Slow drains
- Standing water in drains
- Unusually vibrant grass or vigorous lawn growth in the path of the sewer line
What to Expect from Trenchless Sewer Repair
One top process we recommend is cured-in-place pipe lining. This involves deploying a pulling head into the sewer line. We attach a durable pipe liner to the puller. Once we inspect the liner to verify its position, we apply heat or UV light to cure the resin impregnated into the liner. The curing process takes a few minutes for UV light or up to two hours for heat. Once the resin cures, we restore wastewater service to the sewer line.
During the CIPP lining process, you can expect:
- A pause on use of your plumbing system
- Soft humming sound from our equipment
- Regular updates about our progress
