Sewer Line Replacement in Seattle, WA, and the Nearby Areas

Some of the more common signs of a failing sewer pipe include mysterious pools of water, unusual smells, backed up or blocked drains, presence of mold, low water pressure, and slow working drains. It is important to have your pipelines inspected by a professional instead of trying to repair the problem. Having it fixed as soon as possible is key to preventing future emergencies. A professional will also be able to perform a sewer line replacement in Seattle, WA if the damage on your sewer pipes is too severe.

Bad odors that smell like rotten sewage are usually followed by constant backups or breaks in your plumbing system. The culprit could be the accumulation of debris in your sewer lines, including grease, soap scum, hair, food particles, and waste. Tree roots may have invaded via weak points and impede overall sewer flow.

Residential and commercial property owners are responsible for the sewer and utility lines that come from their lot, including the laterals that start from the structure and lead to the water main.

At Complete Trenchless, our technicians will first conduct a comprehensive sewer camera inspection to determine the cause and extent of your sewer problem. From there, we determine whether your sewer lines need cleaning, repair, or if you need a sewer line replacement.

All plumbing jobs and concerns are unique. With this in mind, it’s almost impossible to have a predetermined price without carrying out a pre-inspection first. Trenchless technology is significantly better than traditional methods in money and time saved and efficiency as well. The sewer pipe line repair can be completed in a day and you won’t have to worry about putting the dug trenches back.

For problem pipes that still have structure left, we’d recommend trenchless repairs as it can rehabilitate any sewer pipe material, including concrete, cast iron, clay, PVC, and plastic.

Our trenchless technology for sewer repair services Seattle entails the use of leak, root infestation-resistant, jointless and seamless pipes that last for a good 50 years or more. If CIPP is not the best way to repair your pipes, our technicians recommend pipe bursting or directional drilling, which installs a new HDPE pipe along the old line.

Trenchless repairs can be completed within one day, which is significantly better than traditional methods. Customers can save time and money when they opt for the trenchless route.

The stronger, more durable HDPE pipe is expected to have a lifespan of 50 or more years. CIPP, or cured in place pipes are much more resistant to common pipe problems such as corrosion, shifting, and root intrusion, among others.