How We Professionally Employ Trenchless Methods

Before we operate, we use sewer cameras to inspect and diagnose the problem. Sewer cameras are devices that utilize a camera built into a cable that can be snaked down your pipes. The cable also has LED lights that aid in the projection of your pipe’s interior components onto a screen. The technician is able to see the insides of your pipes on the screen, find the problem, and make an assessment on further action from there. Sewer cameras help lower the cost of your plumbing bill by finding the primary source of the problem, rather than blindly pouring harmful chemicals down a drain in hopes to eliminate the obstruction.

Hydro jets are devices that blast water through your pipes in order to remove clogs or buildup within your pipes. This powerful form of hydrotherapy is only used when the problem at-hand is diagnosed through a thorough assessment. A technician is able to calculate and monitor the water pressure exerted through your pipes. Hydro jets are useful for eliminating simple clogs as well as for annual cleans to keep your pipes clear. Sewer camera inspections are usually the first step before hydro-jetting.

Microtunneling is a trenchless method that is used in order to minimize the disturbance of land during pipe installation. Microtunneling is used in times where environmental caution is dire and is especially popular in industrial pipe installation and repair. Small tunnels are bored into the ground, and pipes are inserted into the shaft. The tunnels are minimal, calculative, and never overdone.