The lining team has been part of the Bill Howe success story since 2000. Offering a multitude of options in trenchless pipe and sewer line repair, you can count on an experienced technician to help you determine which solution is best.

Utilizing cutting-edge technology, trenchless pipe line repair and trenchless sewer repair has never been easier. In the past, when needing to replace or repair broken pipes, large trenches would need to be dug up creating inconvenience and a definite eye-sore. Trenchless pipe repair eliminates the headache of all of this. With trenchless pipe repair, the need for digging trenches is eliminated, all that is needed is an access point hole to allow for equipment. Trenchless sewer line repair also cuts restorative costs, creates little material waste and extends the life of your drain lines.

The process begins by determining what created the damage and where the pipe needs to be repaired. When diagnosing sewer line problems or examining existing drains, a Bill Howe lining tech will utilize a state-of-the-art camera to thoroughly inspect the problem and help determine which lining method should be used. The camera detects what caused the issue - tree roots, broken drain lines, separated drain lines, off-set drain lines, low spot, blockage or bow in the pipes are the common drain and pipe issues.

Once the drains are examined and everything to be coated is cleaned with mechanical tools, a Bill Howe certified technician will decide if structural epoxy or injection cast epoxy is best. If tree roots are an issue or there is damage to an existing line, structural epoxy lining is best. Structural epoxy lining holds its shape extremely well if applied to an already damaged pipe and increases the flow capacity.

There are numerous benefits to injection cast epoxy spray. It allows for vertical fittings and 90-degree turns coverage, is environmentally friendly, odorless and cost-efficient. Injection cast epoxy spray is best for multi-story buildings as well as preventative measures. Injection cast epoxy spray helps to protect pipes from root damage, corrosion and extends the life of your existing plumbing.