Sewer Pipe Relining
Sewer pipe relining repairs a cracked or worn sewer line from the inside, so we can often avoid digging up your yard.
A sewer line can crack, corrode or let in roots, and the result is repeated backups, slow drains and sewage smells. Digging up the whole line is one answer, but it is not always the only one. Relining places a new lining inside the existing pipe. The lining seals cracks and joints and gives you a smooth pipe again, usually without trenching across the yard. Before we recommend it, we look at the pipe with a camera inspection to see its condition. Relining suits some pipes and not others, and if your line has collapsed or shifted, we will tell you that plainly. One customer told us another company said her yard would have to be torn up, and we fixed the problem without that. We cannot promise the same for every property, but we always check for the least disruptive fix first. We serve homes and commercial properties in Hamilton, Fairfield, Middletown, West Chester and nearby towns. Call (513) 431-1342 for a free estimate.
What this covers
- Camera inspection of the sewer line
- Assessing whether relining suits the pipe
- Cleaning the pipe before lining
- Relining of cracked or worn sections
- Options for replacement if relining will not work
Common questions
What is sewer pipe relining?
It is a repair made from inside the pipe. A new lining goes in to seal cracks and joints, so the old pipe does not have to be dug out and replaced.
Will relining work on any sewer pipe?
No. A collapsed or badly shifted pipe usually needs excavation. We inspect the line first and tell you honestly which approach fits.
Is the estimate free?
Yes, we give free estimates. Call (513) 431-1342 or send a quote request with a short description of the problem.