Trenchless Water Line Replacement in Kennesaw, GA, and the Surrounding Areas

Common Water Line Issues and Their Causes

Here are the common water line problems and their causes:

Leaks - Leaks can occur anywhere in the line for several reasons, including loosening joints and corrosion of the pipes.

Noisy pipes - While noisy pipes aren’t a significant problem, they can result in bigger problems if left untreated. Pipes become noisy when air enters the water line.

Reduced water pressure - Water pressure can reduce due to a leakage, oxidation, a clog caused by mineral deposits or sediment buildup, or an issue in the main water supply from the municipal department.

Burst pipes - Pipes can burst because of excessive water pressure, corrosion, low water temperatures, ground movements, poorly positioned pressure valves, and heavy traffic of cars on underground water lines.

Benefits of Having a Trenchless Water Line Replacement

Besides the convenience that trenchless pipe lining offers, its relatively low repair costs make it an appealing pipe restoration option to many homeowners. In addition, it’s a safer alternative to conventional sewer systems. Traditional sewer lines present a great risk of exposing biohazardous materials during repairs. In contrast, a trenchless sewer line reduces this risk, as it involves minimal digging.

Moreover, trenchless sewer replacement is a faster alternative. We can complete most repairs in a few hours, so you and your family can continue your daily routine. Also, trenchless water lines are durable. Most HDPE replacement lines can last for over 50 years, allowing you to save on repair costs.

What to Expect from Water Line Replacement

First, water line replacement contractors will need to perform a camera inspection to find the problem. Once done, we clean the water pipe to clear mineral deposits, tree roots, and other debris to prepare the line for repairs. Next, we insert a drill at one end of the water line to drill a pilot tunnel for the new pipe. After the drill reaches the exit access point, we attach the new pipe and drag it back via the newly established tunnel, eliminating the need for digging open trenches.

We offer minimally invasive solutions to water line issues in: