Trenchless Sewer Pipe Repair

First Call Septic Tank Service offers a variety of sewer repair services in Miami and surrounding Broward Counties. When you need reliable and professional sewer line repair in Miami, Broward and surrounding areas, turn to the experts. Call us 24/7.

The old way to repair sewer pipes involved digging a massive trench on your property in order to expose the faulty pipe and have it manually replaced. Sometimes, depending on the severity of the situation, the trench can extend to the street and require permits to be fixed. For many customers, a large trench on their property, no matter where it’s located, is far from ideal. Businesses often have to close their doors for weeks at a time for the digging alone, and many homeowners have to relocate to a nearby hotel during the job, making the process very inconvenient. With our new trenchless technology and services, excavation and digging won’t be necessary.

Instead, our trenchless sewer pipe repair service avoids having to excavate at all, and once you remove the excavation from the equation, you don’t have to think about the cost of renting a backhoe, permits, or, worse, restoring all the destruction that the trench left behind. We strategically repair your pipes with equipment and services that can be performed underground, keeping your residential and commercial property completely intact.

Here at First Call Septic Tank Services our process begins with a sewer camera inspection of your pipes so we can see exactly what the cause of the problem is. This could be a root intrusion, misaligned joint, or broken pipe. Depending on what this live video inspection uncovers, our team will spec out a solution to your problem. For any pipe breaks, cracks, or other failures we typically recommend lining and will be happy to provide you with pricing upfront.

The sewer pipe lining process involves the insertion of an epoxy impregnated sleeve that expands in the void of the existing sewer pipe. This liner fills any gaps or cracks entirely, sealing the sewer pipe and creating a new one within the old one. Once the lining is cured in place and hardens to form a new pipe, the sleeve is removed, and water can once again flow through the new pipe interior.

This process is also more environmentally friendly, allowing you to leave the existing pipes running through your property in the ground. This means less mess going to the landfill and less cost and stress for you. If you have a problem with your sewer or drain pipes call us, we can find the source fast, and get it fixed as soon as possible.