Professional plumbers employ advanced techniques like pipe relining to efficiently clean and restore sewer pipes, eliminating the need for extensive excavation. When signs such as sewer odors, slow drains, or constant clogs emerge, prompt inspection becomes crucial. Utilizing a tiny camera, plumbers assess the damage and identify issues within the pipes.
To prepare for the relining process, the pipe undergoes a thorough cleaning with water and a rotating chain. This step removes rust, dirt, and other debris that may have accumulated over time.
The cleaning process serves to restore the pipe to its original size, facilitating the subsequent relining procedure.
The innovative relining technique involves measuring the pipe, cutting a felt lining to size, and infusing it with epoxy resin. This resin, known for its strength and resistance to chemicals, is pressurized into the old pipe. The result is the creation of a durable new lining inside the existing pipe, curing and hardening over four hours.
Not only does this process efficiently address issues like cracks, leaks, and blockages, but it also extends the lifespan of the sewer pipes. The finished product can endure for over 50 years, outlasting even new PVC pipes. This environmentally friendly approach minimizes the need for sewage cleanup and ensures the seamless functioning of sewer systems for an extended period.
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