Sewer Pros - Sewer Spray Lining with Repipe Lining Systems in Southern California
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2020
- Sewer Pros is a California state licensed sewer contractor serving residential and commercial properties in LA and Orange County.
We are proud to offer non-destructive and cost-effective sewer repair by means of sewer spray lining.
Spray lining is the process of repairing sewer pipes by applying a resin to the interior of the pipe that cures, or hardens, forming a new pipe within your existing pipe.
Unlike costly sewer replacement, spray lining only takes a few hours per pipe, is cost-effective, and comes with an impressive 15 year materials warranty.
Did you know?: Sewer Pros is the exclusive contractor in Southern California for Repipe Lining Systems.
Repipe’s patented polyurea-polyurethane hybrid resin forms a pipe coating that is flexible and durable - allowing for the natural building and pipe movement that would cause most rigid epoxy coatings to crack - making Repipe Lining Systems’ patented resin the preferred choice for spray lining and pipe coating applications.
With our nimble spray lining equipment, we are able to line pipes from one and a half inch to six inches in diameter - making spray lining the perfect “no-dig” solution for kitchen lines, branch lines, and pipes with numerous bends.
When used in combination with our other pipe lining systems, we are able to structurally rehabilitate virtually every drainage pipe in your home or building without digging and destruction.
The spray lining process begins with a sewer video inspection, followed by thorough cleaning and descaling of the pipe.
Then the spraying head is pushed to the end of the pipe, the resin pump and sprayer is turned on, and the spraying head is slowly retracted as it applies the hybrid resin to the interior of the pipe - sealing any cracks or holes and forming a new pipe within your existing pipe.
Lastly, a final inspection confirms that the repair was successful.
And your drains are put back in service at the end of the day.
Would you like to learn more about our spray lining services? Visit sewerpros.com today 
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Its a fantastic idea, would love to try it. Got my vote!
What’s the cost per foot? Only 15 year warranty instead of 50 years like the traditional epoxy lining?
the grease will get those newly lined pipes eventually, would that newly sprayed pipes withstand the cleaning and descaling process??
This sounds like a good idea. What’s would something like this cost? Let’s say a 75ft 4 inch home sewer line.
I need this in Montevideo, Uruguay
Damm i wish it was available in my country
How can I get that system
This afternoon we were told we'd have to excavate. I thought about it for a couple hours and in my head invented this exact technology... it's just a matter of drying the pipe with heated air and finding the right chemistry that will not drip yet will harden enough to add some structural integrity in case the pipe needs it. Maybe it'd take a few passes of the sprayer.
Hm, your lining is flexible. I was thinking more like an epoxy. But my run is only about 40 feet, so I'd hope it wouldn't shift that much.
Unsurprisingly someone already invented it. Now I need someone in Austin, Tx that offers this service.
Hey I'm in Austin as well with a similar issue. Broken drain pipe underneath slab, being told they need to excavate. What solution did you end up going with if you don't mind me asking?
@@louiswatt8628 I don't mind, it's a big deal. We talked to Radiant, reliant, peanut, and capital city plumbing. Peanut and Capital City were the cheapest. Peanut gave me an estimate over the phone based on the length of the excavation that the other companies said would need to be done. 90% of the money is the excavation, the plumbing work isn't a big deal. After seeing it done once I could do it, but digging a 60 got long 3'x3' tunnel effectively by hand is costly, very hard work. So peanut gave the estimate over the phone, the other 3 came out and gave estimates between 20k-40k. We went Capital City. I *think* our neighbors went with Peanut but had a bad experience with whatever excavator company they used. They had their plumbing find about 6mo before we did.
@@louiswatt8628 here is a video I took after excavation, before and after demolition (they had to crack out or drill through some foundation beams to run the new PVC sewer line), and after PVC installation.
We always had water and at least 1 toilet but excavation was very loud. This house is about 1200 ft'.
ruclips.net/video/BF3Nl7Jt_-s/видео.html
Or cast iron was in relatively good shape but we didn't want to wait until failure, which is inevitable after 50 years. We actually discovered the whole issue while investigating a problem with rats getting into the walls. We just bought the house last year.
One company said the don't do excavation, they go straight through the floor. I said F that and I'm glad I did, that would be insane. All told this was just over $20k. I'm pissed at our realtor for not telling us to scope the drain lines. Every home in this neighborhood in south Austin is going to have to have this done in the next 10 years... I think she should have known. Everybody knows get your foundation and roof inspected. It only costs $400 to have the sewer line scoped. Should have been done during inspection. This is a 50 year old house and the life span of cast is 50 years.
@@jwgmail Thanks for the reply, looks like we have a little bit different of a situation. I just have one crack in a PVC drain. I spoke with a few companies including Reliant and ended up deciding on Rooterman for cost and that they suggested using a liner rather than smashing through the floor.
I need this in Montevideo, Uruguay
Is 6" STILL the maximum diameter?
I noticed the y’s and P traps were not lined, is that the catch 22
No need to line y connectors as they are thicker than the pipe
Do they have to do the entire pipe or can it just be the affected area ex. I have 100 ft but 90% is brand new pipe put 3 years ago but the other 10ft that install to the main is concrete want to only do the concrete is this possible?
Yes it is definitely possible to just do the affected area.
yes companies will apply only to effected areas just ask them to run a camera down the pipe and see for yourself what youre dealing with first
Yes they can do only affected pipe
How much $$$$$$$ are we talking about
Can you still snake line?
yes as long at the pipe still has structural integrity you can always snake it to clear the line.
No Jetters only
@@paulkassel55 yep I heard you can only hydro jet once you do this. I'm trying to decide whether to do this or install all new plastic pipes but they need to dig out our foundation so its going to cost like 30k. We have caste iron pipes. Theres no fun option.