Trenchless Sewer Repair In San Francisco In One Day Without Digging Up Your Yard Or Drive Way
The technology of trenchless sewer repair in San Francisco has evolved over the years. It has taken quite some time and only recently has the City Of San Francisco finally approved trenchless sewer replacement in San Francisco without a special approval. In the past special approval was needed but now the City allows San Francisco plumbers to repair tree root infested or earthquake damaged sewer pipes with a normal plumbing permit.
Trenchless sewer line repair really is the best way to replace a broken sewer line in most cases. The reason being is that very little dirt needs to be excavated to replace the old sewer pipe under ground. In the past we would need to excavate the entire sewer line, each and every foot of it. Now you can imagine how difficult this could be in an old Victorian home in San Francisco. Usually at best there is a 3 to 4 foot gap between the adjoining home and in the sewer line is anywhere from 1 foot to 8 feet deep. Well digging beside two houses is not a wise thing to do, it used to be done before with great care and it was very time consuming, and was a risky task to do.
Now we replace sewer lines in San Francisco with no trouble. All we need to do is excavate a small hole at one end of the sewer line and a small hole about 4 x 4 foot at the other end. Between the two excavations we insert a long cable with a metal bursting head on the end of the cable and attached to the bursting head a long flexible sewer pipe with no joints that is extremely tough and durable. This sewer pipe will never break, crack or let tree roots enter. And because the pipe is one continuous length without joints it is very rare that a blockage will happen, because there are no edges for debris to get caught on.
We have replaced sewer lines in San Francisco using the trenchless repair method in all types of building and homes all over San Francisco, including multi-million dollar homes in Pacific Heights to the Culinary Academy on Polk Street.
