Pipe relining, which is also referred to as a cured in-place pipe (CIPP) restoration process, is a state-of-the-art, alternative method for replacing your pipes which is more economical and efficient. It is considered a trench-less process because there is minimal or no digging involved.
With our technology, we have the ability to renew and restore corroded piping systems without removing them, creating a system that is like new, or better than new. The rehabilitated pipe has an increased flow rate with sealed cracks and no weakened joints to eliminate the chance of groundwater pollution.
For more information about how our CIPP lining system can help you, please call us today!
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The flexible liner and liquid epoxy we use cures in place inside the old pipe, creating a rigid pipe within a pipe.
If you have a damaged sewer pipe, you have two main repair options: excavation or relining. Excavation involves replacing the old, damaged pipe with a new one, while relining basically involves inserting an epoxy which cures inside the pipe, creating a new lining. One of the biggest advantages of relining is that it is less disruptive than excavation.
Excavation requires digging up your yard, which can damage your landscaping. In addition, underground utilities will need to be located before digging. With relining, the work is done from above ground, so there is no need to dig.
We start by inspecting the damaged pipes and clearing any blockages. High-pressure water jetting cleans the pipes so the resin can adhere properly.
A resin-saturated, polyester or fiberglass felt tube is inserted into the damaged pipe.
The resin is cured using hot water and UV radiation so that it hardens to form a new long-term, structural pipe within the old, damaged pipe.
Robotic cutters and grinders smooth the interior surface of the pipe, particularly the junctions, and final checks are performed.
We are experienced in residential & commercial properties, as well as industrial, municipal and federal properties.
At ADB Construction & Septic Corp. we love relining pipes! It's efficient, effective and it saves you money!
For more information about how our CIPP lining system can help you, please call us today. And if you think pipe relining might be right for your property, go ahead and schedule an inspection so we can take a look.
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The septic system alarm going off is an indicator of an issue within the system that requires immediate attention. Possible reasons for the alarm include: high water level in the tank, pump failure, blockage in the system, electrical issues, and component malfunction within the alarm system itself.
Typically, septic tanks should be pumped every 3 years. However, the frequency can vary based on household size, water usage, and tank size.
Warning signs include foul odors, slow draining sinks/toilets, pooling water in the yard, or gurgling noises from drains. These may indicate a potential issue with the system.
It's advisable to avoid unnecessary additives as they might disrupt the natural bacterial balance in the tank. Regular pumping and proper maintenance are typically sufficient.
Avoid flushing non-biodegradable items (e.g., wipes, feminine hygiene products) and pouring grease, oil, chemicals, or medications down drains, as they can harm the system and the environment.
Regular maintenance, conserving water, avoiding excess use of garbage disposals, and being mindful of what goes into drains can help prevent problems.
Certain trees and shrubs with shallow root systems may damage the septic system. It's best to consult with professionals before planting near the tank or drain field.
Building structures or paving over the system can hinder access for maintenance and repairs. It's crucial to adhere to local regulations and consult professionals before making changes.
Properly maintained septic systems can last for several decades. However, regular inspections and maintenance are essential for longevity.
If you experience a backup, minimize water usage immediately and contact a septic professional for assistance. Avoid using sinks, toilets, or other water fixtures until the issue is resolved.
