- Eliminates Root Intrusion
- Stops Infiltration / Ex-Filtration
- Renews Pipe Life to minimum 50 years
- 22, 45, and 90 Degree Bends
- Stand Alone Design / No Host Pipe Needed
- Bridges Missing Sections of Pipe
- Relines Virtually Any Material, (Clay Cast etc)
Perma-Lateral Lining System
Hello Steve,
As a homeowner I need to know if this is a costly way to repair vs digging and replacing pipe. I have a potiential leaking problem with the lateral line from the house to the tank. The tank is about 15′ from the house and there are no other problems with the system.
If the costs are comparable this may be the method I choose.
Please no formal quote yet – just a ‘ballpark’ idea to let me follow the correct path of securing this repair.
Thank you,
Jay
Hi Jay,
That’s a great questions.
The no dig, perma-liner sewer repair will save you money vs digging and replacing pipe. Without seeing the actually problem, generally your looking at a 20-30% or more savings. Plus it comes with a 50 year manufactures guarantee.
We do offer a no obligation quote where we’ll come out and look at the problem which will allow me to give you a firm quote so you’ll know what your working with. Feel free to call me directly at 262-206-0326 and I’d be happy to help you out.
All the best-
Steve
I was really confused, and this answered all my questions.
Can you use this system on septic field drain tiles? If so what is the cost per foot for this service?
Hi,
Our sewer backs up almost annually and we’ve always gone the standard “roto-rooter” route which has typically cleared it. Today they are running a scope through because they think it may have a “trap” somewhere in the line that is causing it to clog easily. If so, they recommend having it removed at a fairly high cost. Would the prema-lining (or something else) be an alternative that may be less expensive?