The Top Name for Pipe Repair
in Sandy Springs, GA

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NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair is the most trusted trenchless company to call when it's time to discuss pipe repair in Sandy Springs, GA. We aim to make repairs in a way that's going to fully solve the problem and not stretch your budget. We specialize in cost-effective trenchless pipe repair, but we also offer traditional options for times when this is the better option.

Understanding the Importance of Pipe Repairs

The best way to explain the importance of pipe repair is to point out what can happen if your pipes aren't repaired promptly. Putting pipe-related issues on the back burner increases the risk of costly damage to your property. Failure to address the signs of a problem as soon as you notice them is also more likely to contribute to problems with pests, mold, and unpleasant sewer/drain odors. Having a pipe lining company resolve the issues sooner rather than later ultimately protects your property and keeps smaller issues from turning into bigger ones.

Spotting the Most Common Pipe Issues

Many pipes in different areas of Georgia are often older, which means certain issues are more common than others here. The problems affecting local pipes your trenchless contractor often sees involve:

  • Damage from tree or shrub roots
  • Age-related damage from regular use
  • Corrosion caused by exposure to moisture and air
  • Leaks around weak joints, or in areas with cracks or fractures

The Process We Follow for Repairs

The pipe repair process we recommend depends on several factors. These include the location of the affected pipe, the extent of the damage, how stable the pipe is, and any other unique factors that may apply. In trenchless pipe repair, we restore the pipe from the inside. We do this with an epoxy resin coating applied with a flexible tube. When the coating hardens, the pipe is once again free of flaws.

When a pipe needs to be fully replaced, we can do this by breaking up the damaged pipe into tiny pieces with a bursting head. This bursting head creates a new pipe, thus the process is called trenchless pipe bursting. For times when traditiona