Your sewer line isn’t usually a place thought of with particular fondness, but it should be. It’s one of the most helpful systems in your home and carries away wastewater to keep your house comfortable, clean, and odor-free…for the most part. If you’ve never experienced the misfortune of a broken sewer line and the excavation that comes with it, then you likely don’t know how valuable our Memphis trenchless sewer repair process is.
Carried out by your local Memphis plumber, this swift and non-invasive service keeps your precious yard intact to get your home’s sewer system back up and running in as little as a day. You can say goodbye to digging crews and displacement, Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Memphis will get the job done quickly with as little mess as possible so you can get back on with your life.
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Why dig up your entire backyard if you don’t have to? If you already have an existing sewer line that needs trenchless repair, we can help—and it doesn’t require an excavation crew of 10, excessive noise, or that you leave the comfort of your home for several days. We can have the job done in as little as one day, so go ahead and go to work. When you come home, you’ll have your sewer repaired and ready to run. If you associate sewer repair with the destruction of your basement or lower floor of your home, you’ll be pleased to know that our Memphis trenchless sewer repair services do not require this at all.
How exactly does it work? The key to the process is in the word “trenchless,” which means the only hole we’ll ever need to dig is incredibly small and won’t ruin your newly blossomed petunias. There are two methods we usually use during a Memphis trenchless sewer line replacement and repair: pipe relining and pipe bursting. For each, we’ll need to dig a small hole to access a pipe connected to the area we wish to fix. Then, we’ll use one of our two non-invasive solutions. Read on to discover more about them.