How Do You Repair A Sewer Pipe Without Digging?
For a homeowner, watching a dump truck and bulldozer tear up his garden plants, sidewalk and yard is a horrifying sight. Damaged pipes that need to be replaced can be expensive repairs that require a lot of manpower and time. There is now a technique that a lot of pipe-repair companies are adopting called “epoxy pipe lining,” which essentially uses the skeleton of the broken or deteriorating pipes to lead a new pipe interior inside. This process should only be attempted by trained professionals with the proper tools, but the following step by step instruction will give you an idea about how the process works. Dig a shallow ditch to reach the head of the deteriorating pipe. This is a much less destructive option than the original approach to dig a trench and replace the entire pipe. Remove the link at the head of the pipe to make an access entry for the new liner. Inspect the pipe with a video sewer camera. These cameras are attached to long, durable cords that allow the camera to be le
