Trenchless Repair Costs vs Trench & Replacement Costs
One of the most common questions we are asked is how much does it cost? Since we offer both repair and replacement options, we feel it is best to help you figure out the cost difference.
Pipelining Repair Cost
The average cost to PIPELINE your cast-iron drainage system in a home that is:
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Average Cost:
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Cosmetic damage repair:
$0
Total Average Repair Cost:
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VS
Trench & Replace Cost
The average cost to TRENCH & REPLACE your cast-iron drainage system in a home that is:
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Average Cost:
$0 - an unknown maximum
Cosmetic damage repair:
$0
Total Average Repair Cost:
an unknown amount - an unknown amount
You could save an average of - by PIPELINING instead of the Trench & Replace method.
The calculations above are based on averages from thousands of completed jobs. Click on the button below and find out how much you can save.
Trench & Replace Method
When replacing your cast iron pipes, it is necessary to get to the original lines, under your home. In most cases this requires cutting open your slab and digging a trench to gain access.
The trench and replace method will inevitably displace the family/business during the process. It requires a MUCH longer timeframe. Once the pipe is replaced the holes must be refilled, the concrete re-poured, the floors need to be re-finished, then you can start on any cabinets, walls, etc. that had to be removed during the process.
Cast Iron Pipe Replacement Process
Cast Iron Pipeliner Before & After
Cast Iron Pipe Lining Method
When using the pipe lining method of repairing your plumbing, we are able to do so without tearing up your home/business.
Cast Iron pipe lining is a process of placing a pliable sealed insert all the way through your plumbing system. Once in place it is inflated to maximum pressure until it cures. Once the new solid pipe is in place, we use a video camera inspection to verify that the system is in place, in tact, and totally usable.