Types of Sewer Repair

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As a company that specializes in sewer repair in New Brighton, we often speak to our customers about their options when it comes to getting their sewer lines fixed. So we thought we would take some time to give you a brief rundown of the types of sewer repair services we offer and their benefits.

Traditional Sewer Repair
When you think of sewer repair, most people think of the traditional type of repair work. These types of sewer repair combine digging and tunneling to fix your sewer lines. However, while this is a cost effective choice, this can dig up your landscaping and grass. But these types of sewer repair only take a few hours, depending on the scope of work and the size of the project.

Semi-Trenchless Repair
Another name for this type of sewer repair is "pipe bursting repairs." A new pipe is placed where the old one used to be, and there is a hole in the ground at your house and at the right of way. These types of sewer repair services will use a fused pipe, and that gets rid of the need for joints and helps to stop infiltration and exfiltration.

Trenchless Repair
This is one of the newer types of sewer repair available today. This is when we will pull a resin-based liner into your current sewer pipe. Using special tools and equipment, the new liner will cover up your old pipe and plug any leaks and fix any problems the sewer line is having. This type of sewer repair technology means that we will not have to dig up your yard or landscaping to fix your sewers, plus we can get the repair work done within a day or so.

Do you want more information on sewer repair in New Brighton? Call Gene's Water & Sewer at 612-781-3737 or you can contact us to schedule a Free Estimate.
Location: New Brighton, MN, USA

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