Your Expert Partner for Trenchless Pipe Lining in Las Vegas, NV

Sewer and drain lines are designed for long service lives. While this is welcome news, there are times when the pipes you depend on for your home or business need some expert attention. What we do at Total Drain Solutions is give our clients access to trenchless pipe lining in Las Vegas, NV, a cost-effective excavation alternative that restores pipes without removing them.

So, What Exactly Is Trenchless Pipe Lining?

Trenchless drain or sewer pipe lining is a way to restore rather than replace a damaged or structurally weak sewer line. Instead of digging up the damaged pipe and inserting a new one, the affected pipe is fixed from the inside with a newly applied coating. It's a highly adaptable and beneficial process that solves many of the common problems that affect residential or commercial sewer lines over the years.

The Main Causes of Pipe Issues

As briefly mentioned above, epoxy pipe lining addresses many issues that often affect pipes at one time or another. These include leaks, clogs and blockages, and weakness in certain areas contributing to small fractures. The main causes of pipe-related issues that could impact your pipes and property include:

• Tree or shrub roots in search of moisture that get into your lines
• Cracks that develop naturally from age and wear
• Bellying resulting from heavier sewer line materials like cast iron
• Damage from mineral scale along the sides of pipes that contributes to structural damage

Advantages of Trenchless Pipe Lining over Other Methods

Traditional repair and replacement methods require digging to get to the damaged pipe. This is a more intrusive process that often results in the need to replace above-ground areas. You could end up with added costs for such things as landscape restoration or repaving if solid surfaces need to be accessed. With trenchless or CIPP pipe lining, all this disruption is eliminated. You also benefit from:

• Getting the job done much faster than what's common with traditional methods
• Extending pipe lifespan for 50 years or more
• Improving how connecting drain lines function
• Reducing the need for frequently and costly drain and sewer line repairs in the future

The Process We Implement

All trusted pipe lining companies start with a camera inspection of the pipe that's affected. Our technicians use the results to determine how to best repair the affected line. If all conditions are suitable for pipe lining, we use a NuFlow lining system to apply an epoxy resin coating to the damaged pipe. It's cured with heat, which hardens the epoxy in a way that forms a strong, solid interior pipe surface.