Top-Quality Trenchless Sewer Repair in Lakewood Ranch, FL

Decades ago, the only way to repair a damaged sewer line required bringing in heavy equipment and a large crew to excavate a deep, wide trench. Today, you have a better option: trenchless sewer repair. At Total Drain Solutions, we offer trenchless sewer repair in Lakewood Ranch, FL. Our team serves homeowners and business owners with damaged sewer pipes. We address corrosion, cracks, offsets, tree root intrusion, and more. With our years of experience, we get the work done right the first time and deliver long-lasting results.

Advantages of Trenchless Sewer Repairs

Trenchless sewer line repair does not disturb your landscaping. The process doesn't harm surrounding trees either. Your property's features, including sidewalks, porches, and driveways remain intact. We don't have to cut into your slab or foundation during repairs, so you won't need to find contractors to restore your property when we complete the sewer repair. While conventional sewer repairs typically take up to two weeks, we finish trenchless repairs in one day. Trenchless repairs provide the same lifespan for the restored pipe compared to installing a new pipe. All materials used in trenchless repairs are safe for people and the environment.

What Are the Different Types of Trenchless Sewer Repair?

At Total Drain Solutions, we offer several types of trenchless pipe repair for residential and commercial sewers.

Pipe Bursting

Pipe bursting involves deploying a bursting head through the pipe and installing a new one.

CIPP

Cured-in-place-pipe, or CIPP, is a pipe repair method that starts with the wet-out phase of a fiberglass and polymer liner.

Slip Lining

Slip lining also involves placing a liner into the pipe and is an effective way to restore pipe stability.

Trenchless Sewer Repair Process

At Total Drain Solutions, we use robotic equipment for trenchless repairs. All repairs start with a thorough camera inspection followed by pipe cleaning. Then, we determine the best type of trenchless repair procedure, depending on our findings. The pipe bursting process simultaneously breaks apart the old pipe and pulls a new PVC pipe into place. This method requires an entry point and an exit point. For CIPP, we prepare the liner with epoxy resin, attach it to our robotic equipment and deploy it into the pipe. Our crew inverts the liner, which allows the resin to stick to the pipe's walls. The resin cures with heat, steam, air pressure, or UV light. To do slip lining, we spray or apply epoxy resin to the liner and cure the resin.