Cracked Pipes In Portland

The typical lifespan of a sewer pipe is somewhere between 40 to 60 years. Older pipes that have more vulnerable materials are prone to cracking, developing leaks and holes or being invaded by nearby tree roots. Calcified matter and deposits can make the diameter narrow and the pipe starts forming clogs. Our lining procedure creates a stronger, more durable pipe in place, which is expected to last for 50 years or more.

• Seal Off Leaks Leaks may seem innocuous but they can lead to property damage, basement flooding and a host of serious health concerns. When signs of leakage occur with your Portland pipes, it’s best to call the professionals for immediate action.
• Prevent Root Intrusion Roots from nearby shrubs and trees can seek out nourishment in the soil and come upon your sewer lines. When a weakened joint or crack is found, the roots get in and grow, eventually causing a clog or impeding water pressure. Our trenchless lining technique is jointless and seamless, preventing the intrusion of roots and securing your sewer pipe against damage.
• Eliminates The Problem Associated With Joints The buildup of pressure can come from different sources. The accumulation of grease, hair, food particles and others can further weaken the joints and cause them to burst or collapse. The new pipe material created by trenchless has no joints or weaknesses and is able to withstand pressure better than the pipes of old.