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Trenchless SystemTrenchless Pipe ReplacementRoots can grow and infest pipes and sewage lines causing clogs and other problems. Pipes are also prone to cracking, and corroding, which causes failure in the line.
We use Polyethylene pipe which is a high-density, semi-flexible pipe, conforming to ASTM F 714-00 specifications. The polyethylene pipe is rated for 100 PSI pressure. The polyethylene Trenchless pipe replacement is virtually root, chemical and earthquake proof. It has a life expectancy of well over 100 years, and has been used for potable water systems for over 50 years. Cities and municipalities have been using polyethylene Trenchless pipe in the streets for sewer mains for over 35 years. It has also been used to transport corrosive waste for many years as well. The Polyethylene pipe we use for Trenchless pipe replacement is a proven technology and is quickly becoming the standard for all underground piping installations.
The polyethylene pipe can be pulled, using Trenchless technology, through up to three 45-degree turns. It has "memory" which allows it to return to shape when it is set. We have installed thousands of Trenchless sewage and pipe systems throughout Sacramento. Call today to learn more, or have an experienced professional review if this is something right for you. Benefits of a Trenchless Installation:
Call now: 916-456-7777 Overview of the Trenchless Polyethylene Pipe Replacement Process:The old pipe or sewer line is revealed and prepped for the new Trenchless Polyethylene pipe installation. The replacement pipe is prepped to be fused which creates one continuous, seamless Polyethylene pipe, custom fitted for the job. Through a quick and simple process, the pipe is fused together, making it as strong as the original Polyethylene pipe itself. This process occurs in the location in which it is to be pulled to replace the existing pipe. Little preparation is required to install the new Trenchless Polyethylene pipe. A cable is snaked through the existing pipe and attached to the leading head.
The leading head is pulled through the existing pipe, breaking the old pipe and replacing it with a new Trenchless Polyethylene pipe. The cable pulls the leading head through the existing pipe at a rate of around 2 feet per minute. The replacement Trenchless Polyethylene pipe is pulled through the existing line. Our technicians carefully monitor and control the pulling process to ensure the Trenchless Polyethylene pipe is pulled properly through the existing pipeline.
A new connection is made and a clean out is installed to ensure a lifetime of trouble free plumbing with the new Trenchless Polyethylene pipe system. |
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