New Jersey Sewer Line Repair: To Dig Or Not To Dig, That Is The Question

Integrated Construction And Utilities Of New Jersey Helps Answer A Very Serious Question When It Comes To Sewer Line Repair

The sewer line from my house to the street needs is broken. Will I have to dig up my rose garden to repair it?

The idea of having your side sewer line repaired at your home or your place of business using costly excavation can be overwhelming. (A side sewer is a pipe system that carries wastewater and/or drainage water from your building to the public sewer system or outlet) Don't be afraid if yours needs repair. A certified technicians or plumber can handle virtually any size excavation or side sewer line repair.

ICUNJ specializes in the use of video inspection and sewer locating technology to determine the damage and assess whether a trenchless repair method is possible. Sometimes the pipes are too damaged and damaged in too many locations, in this case trenchless technology may not be an option. In that case an Open Trench Excavation is the answer.

Cured in Place Pipelining or CIPP also Called Sewer Pipe Lining - Insert a lining into the existing pipe and pull it through and inflate it into the damaged pipe. The lining is held in place with an epoxy that cures in place.

Pipe Bursting (Pipebursting) - Pipe bursting is a trenchless method of replacing buried pipelines (such as sewer, water, or natural gas pipes) without the need for a traditional construction trench. “Launching and receiving pits” replace the trench needed by conventional pipe-laying.

ICUNJ specializes in trenchless technology to repair sewer lines. ICUNJ has many satisfied customer in New Jersey, Monmouth County, and the Middlesex County area. We lead the industry in implementing innovative solutions. Contact Us today, our dedicated team of industry experts work with you to develop customized solutions to meet the most challenging conditions. Read Full Article


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