Sewer Line Repair in Johns Creek, GA
Sewer Line Repair Services in Johns Creek, GA
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At NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair, we pride ourselves on offering our clients the most innovative sewer line repair options on the market. Servicing the Johns Creek area with a variety of pipeline solutions, we believe repairs should be priced fairly, completed quickly, and effective. When it’s time to repair a sewer line, our residential and commercial clients have options, including innovative trenchless methods. As specialists in trenchless solutions, NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair is licensed, skilled, and experienced in performing lasting repairs that keep our customer’s sewer lines running smoothly.
Sewer Line Repair & The Process
Trenchless sewer line repair can be completed through pipe blasting or cured-in-place pipe lining. At NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair, we used pipe lining to repair broken and cracked sewer lines. CIPP lining is an effective, reliable alternative to traditional sewer line repair methods. It eliminates the need for digging through the landscape or demolishing the walls of your property building. Ultimately, you will not be paying property remediation costs in addition to the sewer line repair costs, saving you money and time. The liner we install is a liquidized epoxy resin formula and effectively fills in existing cracks and breaks, essentially creating a new pipe within the old pipe to repair your sewer line.
After a sewer camera inspection, our technician will be able to diagnose the issue within the sewer line at your property. Our cameras provide a well-lit, high-definition feed to the technician aboveground and can be manipulated through the pipeline to provide an accurate and complete picture of conditions inside. After pipe function is evaluated, if trenchless pipe lining is the chosen method of repair, the technician will clean the inside of the pipeline to clear away buildup and prepare the pipes for the repair. Then, an epoxy resin formula soaked into a liner is inserted into the pipe and inflated. Once inflated, the resin hardens to the inside rim of the pipe where the repair is needed. The resin becomes a ne