New Hampshire Trenchless Sewer Repairs | 1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repairs
Trenchless sewer repairs in New Hampshire, USA
If you’d like to know more about trenchless sewer repairs you’ve probably just been told by a plumbing or sewer line repair company how you’re going to have to do some major digging on your property for thousands of dollars, in order to repair some problem pipes.
1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repairs, is the smart alternative to expensive, and destructive, traditional sewer repair projects and it’s available throughout New Hampshire.
Who is 1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repairs?
1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repairs is the leader in trenchless sewer repairs throughout New Hampshire. We can fix your drain line or sewer without doing any of the excavations that ruin your property, rip up your driveways, gardens, sidewalks, yards, and then leave you with a big bill and a more damage to your property than you began with.
Our trenchless sewer repair service needs only two small access holes (about 4’ x 4’) in order to do the job. These access holes give us just enough room to repair your breached or clogged pipes using a variety of different methods depending on the circumstances. Compared to other, more disruptive, sewer repair services, we leave a much smaller footprint on your property and get the job done faster, saving you time and money.
Our Methods of Trenchless Sewer Repair
CIPP Repairs
The CIPP or Cured in Place Pipe method is a frequently asked for method of trenchless sewer and drain pipe repair. Commercial or industrial building owners find this method most attractive because its great for vertical piping or drains. In buildings with vertical piping, CIPP repairs can usually be done from the roof of the building. If your property needs work on horizontal pipes, only a small access point needs to be created.
The CIPP method of sewer repair involves inverting, or pulling, a resin-saturated felt tube with a liner through the damaged pipe. The tube is made of a polyester or fibreglass cloth suitable for resin impregnation. The type of liner is chosen based on the pipes purpose. Pressure (either water or air) is then used to help the tube take the shape of the pipe before the resin is cured, creating a tight fitting and jointless replacement pipe that is corrosion resistant.
Because different liners are chosen for the pipe’s purpose, it’s important to know beforehand what the pipe carries. There are several different liners for the different liquid materials carried by sewage and drain pipes (like potable water, pressurized water, hot/cold water, and more). Choosing the right liner for the right pipe and purpose is an important part of CIPP.
After the process is complete, our professionals can then inspect the repair job via closed-circuit television (CCTV) to make sure the job is done to our high standards.
Length of CIPP Sewer Repair Jobs
CIPP sewer or drain repairs that we can do in New Hampshire are usually completed in a day, but can be done in as little as a few hours. CIPP is our fastest method.
Cured in Place Pipe repairs involve:
- A close inspection by our professionals using CCTV in order to determine if the pipe and repairs are suitable for the CIPP method.
- Inversion or pulling of the new line through the damaged pipe.
- Curing the new pipe lining in place using our special equipment and techniques.
- Inspection by one of our trained professional CIPP repair people.
Single line repairs can be done in a few hours usually. Multiple line repairs on commercial buildings should account for at least a day of work, but can take more time depending on the amount of pipe repairs required.
Slip Lining Repairs
If your pipes are made from cast iron or the pipe itself is relatively good condition, Slip Lining may be a more suitable trenchless sewer repair solution. Under these conditions, it may be preferable to insert a smaller diameter pipe through the damaged line as a permanent repair.
Pipe Bursting Repairs
In situations where lining the existing pipe with curable tubes and liners or another smaller diameter pipe aren’t viable options, the Pipe Bursting method may be a good choice. Old sewer lines may be made of clay or a similar material that can grow brittle over time, like Orangeburg. If your sewer piping is made of these materials, trenchless sewer repairs can be done through pipe bursting.
Pipe bursting is a method by which our professionals pull a special head through a damaged sewer line that will actually destroy the old pipes. Following the head is a brand new pipe that fills the spaces the old pipe occupied, effectively replacing it.
Homeowners who’ve opted to use this method over ways requiring heavy excavation have saved thousands of dollars due to its effectiveness and quick process.
Length of Pipe Bursting Jobs
Though trenchless sewer repair may be quicker and cheaper than methods involving destructive excavation, there is a lot of work to be done!
- Finding sewer lines can be challenging as often time home owners may not know where the lines are located. We may need to investigate the property in order to map out your sewer line location. Though this step may seem obvious, it is crucial for your, and our, safety and peace of mind.
- As the lines become mapped out, special cameras are used to obtain a comprehensive visual of the repair job necessary in your lines. This is where we can determine whether or not pipe bursting will be the best choice for the repairs.
- After determining that pipe bursting is the best way to repair your sewer lines, two 4’x4’ lines are dug to access these lines. We dig these access points with your property integrity in mind using either mini-excavators or shovels. The end of the line may be located at the sidewalk to connect your line to the municipal sewer line. These connections will most likely need to be replaced as well.
- Once everything is set up and access points are made, we can then begin the pipe bursting process. The pipe bursting head is pulled through the pipe slowly as to not cause any unnecessary damage in the line, and your new pipes are in place in a matter of hours.
- Once pipe bursting is completed and your new pipeline is in place, the access points are filled and your property looks as good as it did when we started!
Pipe bursting projects are finished in a day for average sized residential repairs but can be done over a few days in very long runs of pipe. Different methods for sections of the line may be employed in these situations as well, which can add to the time that the repairs may take.
Fortunately, our trenchless repair professionals will be able to make these calls and explain everything about the repair and the time it may take when they survey the damages. This is why its important to get our professionals to your location as soon as possible if you need sewer line repairs.
Trenchless Sewer Repair Costs New Hampshire
Though there are many variables that may affect how much a trenchless sewer repair may cost in New Hampshire, 1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repair can tell you now that repairing with us will be significantly cheaper than a traditional and invasive excavation repair by other contractors.
It doesn’t make a lot of sense that in order to fix only one leaky pipe you’ll need to tear down walls in your building or uproot most of your property. In comparison with trenchless sewer repair methods like CIPP, other techniques may cost you thousands of dollars more after the job is done to rebuild or remodel your property.
No one wants to have a contractor leave the job doing more damage than they repaired on their property. And if you choose one of our more elegant methods of sewer repair, you won’t have to go through that.
Who’s the Most Trusted Trenchless Sewer Repair Contractor in New Hampshire?
1 Day Trenchless Sewer Repair has made our name in trenchless sewer repair throughout New Hampshire, USA. Whether its sewers, drains or water lines, we are experienced in all methods of replacement and repair. We can dispatch one of our experts proficient in trenchless technology to come to you with the solutions you need for your urgent sewer repairs.
