Pipelining and Trenchless Sewer Line Repair in Chesterfield, Missouri
Minimally Invasive Pipe Repair Solutions in St. Louis County
Chesterfield Service understands that traditional sewer repair methods can be disruptive and costly, which is why we offer advanced pipelining and trenchless sewer line repair services to customers throughout the Greater St. Louis Area and beyond. Our innovative approach allows us to seamlessly restore pipes and sewer lines without the hassle of digging up your property. Whether it's a minor blockage or a more complex issue, our experienced plumbing team is equipped to handle it with expertise and care.
As a family-owned and operated company since 1976, we pride ourselves on our professional yet friendly approach that results in top-tier service tailored to their specific situation. Our licensed, bonded, and insured technicians are available 24/7, offering same-day, weekend, and emergency services so that you’re never left in the lurch. Plus, with transparent pricing and financing options, Chesterfield Service makes pipe repairs accessible and straightforward.
Request a free pipelining or trenchless sewer line repair estimate today by calling Chesterfield Service at (636) 837-1949!
Common Signs Your Sewer Line Needs Attention
Maintaining your sewer line is crucial for the health and functionality of your home. However, recognizing when your sewer line needs attention can sometimes be tricky.
Symptoms to watch out for include:
- Slow-draining fixtures: Noticeably slow-draining sinks, showers, or bathtubs throughout your home could indicate a blockage or damage in your sewer line.
- Strange noises: Pay attention to gurgling noises or air bubbles coming from drains when water is running, as these can also signal a potential issue.
- Foul odors: Persistent foul odors coming from drains, toilets, or the yard near sewer line access points may indicate a sewer line leak or blockage.
- Backups and clogs: Frequent backups or clogs in multiple drains in your home, especially after using water-intensive appliances like the washing machine or dishwasher, are red flags for sewer line problems.
- Lush patches of grass: Unexpectedly lush patches of grass or vegetation in your yard, particularly above your sewer line, can signal a leak or break in the line. Areas of soggy or sunken ground may also indicate a sewer line issue, as leaking sewage can saturate the soil and create unstable conditions.
- Foundation cracks: Be mindful of any new or worsening foundation cracks, as they can be caused by shifting soil due to sewer line problems.
- Pest infestations: Unexplained pest infestations, such as rats or insects, near sewer line access points or in your home could be attracted to the scent of sewage leaks.
If you notice any of the warning signs listed above, call Chesterfield Service ASAP. Our trenchless solutions let you address these problems quickly with minimal hassle so that you can secure your plumbing and prevent further damage.
Trenchless Pipe Inspection and Repair Techniques
In the past, when a sewer line ruptured, the only way to fix it was to excavate and dig a trench around it. However, with the use of new technology, we can repair your sewer line without destroying your yard.
Sewer Camera Inspection
Our plumbers use a specialized camera attached to a long wire that goes into your sewer line. The camera shows us the issues on a screen and creates a video for our plumbers that you can also purchase at cost. After the sewer camera inspection, we’ll help you decide what steps to take next.
Pipe Bursting
Pipe bursting is like patching your sewer line. Based on the inspection, we can find the main points where there’s damage. We’ll then dig small holes in your property as entry and exit points.
Once the holes are dug, we’ll burst the old pipe and replace it with a new one. We then heat-weld the new pipe above ground to make solid connections between the pipes that should never go bad. Although some digging is involved, pipe bursting is far less intrusive than sewer excavation and pinpoints the damaged areas to make precise repairs.
Sewer Pipelining
When the sewer line is damaged in multiple places, pipelining can be an effective solution. We use a fiberglass lining that runs through the inside of the sewer line and gets pressed and cured against the walls of the existing pipes to create a solid seal. This process is much faster and more accurate.
To learn more about the pipelining and trenchless sewer repair services we offer in the Greater St. Louis Area, call Chesterfield Service at (636) 837-1949 or contact us online – we’re available 24/7 for same-day and emergency services whenever possible!
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