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One of the many reasons why NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair stands out among pipe lining companies in Cherokee County, GA, is because of our ability to make trenchless technology more accessible and affordable. With trenchless pipe lining, older or damaged sewer lines are restored from the inside with less fuss, less disruption, and results good for your property, landscape, pipes, and bottom line.

What Is Trenchless Pipe Lining?

Trenchless pipe lining is another way of referring to what's also known as CIPP pipe lining. It's a dig-free excavation alternative that "fixes" pipes internally with the application of a durable new coating. The pipe is essentially re-lined and restored once the coating hardens to form a flawless, smooth surface.

Benefits of Trenchless Pipe Lining

Minimally invasive sewer pipe lining is a highly efficient process from start to finish for many of our customers in Cherokee County, GA. We're able to do the work in much less time than what's common with excavation, and with less labor and no heavy machinery. These facts alone save you time and money. Your landscaped, paved, or cement-covered areas are also spared, which means even more savings on your part. Additionally, the restored pipe is less susceptible to tree root damage and capable of lasting for many more years.

Signs Pipe Lining Should Be An Option

Trenchless or cast iron pipe lining is worth considering if you're seeing clear signs of sewer-related problems. While each situation is different, it never hurts to get a professional opinion if you're noticing any of the following signs you may need trenchless pipe lining:

  • Clogs, backups, and similar issues with multiple drains
  • Persistent sewer odors
  • Soggy spots on your lawn – or pooled water
  • Slab or foundation damage near sewer line locations
  • Unexplained sounds of running water

A Look At The Trenchless Pipe Lining Process

We do a video camera inspection first to determine if conditions are right for