Sewer Line Repair in Sandy Springs, GA

At NGI Trenchless Pipe & Sewer Repair, we utilize cutting-edge trenchless technology for all of our services, meaning reduced mess, job time, and hassle for you and your family or employees. In the past, any repair procedure meant that a long, deep trench would need to be dug to excavate and repair your pipes. Today, trenchless procedures need only a small hole to access and repair your whole plumbing system. This also means that traditionally associated clean-up costs, such as new landscaping or a freshly poured concrete floor, are no longer necessary. The vast majority of trenchless jobs are completed in less than a day, in contrast to the days or weeks of traditional methods.

Our sewer line repair process involves three important steps to ensure that the process goes smoothly. We begin our visits to your home or business with a sewer camera inspection. A small high-definition camera is directed into your pipe by our technicians who will be able to determine the overall health and quality of the sewer line, identify any damage, and pinpoint the exact location of any problems such as clogs, leaks, or misalignments in the joints.

Once the problem has been correctly identified, we will clean the sewer line thoroughly with our hydro jetting equipment. A specialized hose attached to a hose is inserted into the sewer line and sends a jet of hot, pressurized water into the pipe. The pressure of the water and the heat breaks up clogs while also cleaning the pipe of kitchen grease or other waste accumulation, smoothing away irregularities in the pipeline. With the pipe’s original flow restored, this makes it ready for our sewer pipe lining process to be employed.

Our sewer pipe lining procedure is suitable for pipes with cracks, leaky fittings, rust patches, or other problems. Durable epoxy resin is applied to the inside of your pipe, coating the walls evenly in the liquid substance, and after it has been applied to the damaged areas as needed, it is given time to cure and harden. Within a single day, the resin hardens to create the new pipe in place of the old one.