How Tree Roots Can Damage Your Pipes

August 20, 2019 in Pipe Inspection, Trenchless Pipe Repair

At Environmental Pipe Cleaning, we make it a priority to help you stay up-to-date when it comes to taking care of your plumbing system. One of the most common causes of pipe problems is tree root invasion. While trees add to your landscape, shade areas of your property, create a barrier around your property, and more, their roots can expand twice the size of their system. This allows tree roots to grow directly through and around your plumbing system causing problems that disrupt your daily activities.

Trees do not need to be completely removed to protect your plumbing system from tree root intrusion, but there are several reasons they are damaging to your sewer and drain pipes.

They Ruin the Structural Integrity of Your Pipes

Generally, tree roots will grow towards your pipes because they detect moisture coming from the pipe. This moisture could come from a small pinhole leak or a frozen pipe melting and producing moisture. When this happens, the tree root will break through your pipes and ruin the structural integrity of your pipeline.

They Impede Pipe Flow

Proper pipe flow allows clean water to flow into your home and waste to safely flow away from your property. When tree roots invade your pipes, they will impede the flow of your pipes and create a barrier that prevents this from occurring.

They Damage Your System Overtime

It is amazing how long and strong trees roots actually grow. If left unchecked tree roots can grow into the pipes, then can grow directly into the foundation of the home. Tree root invasion can be difficult to detect because your pipes are underground in addition to the time it takes for tree roots to grow and cause problems.

Prevent Tree Roots from Invading Your Plumbing System Today

At Environmental Pipe, we are here to help. The number one way to stay on top of tree root invasion is to schedule regular pipe inspection and drain cleaning services. Our inspections will allow you and our team to have a clear view of the interior of your pipes, safely removing tree roots or preventing tree roots from invading your pipes in the future. We have trained and specialized technicians who are able to review and resolve the problem through our modern Trenchless technology.

3 Reasons Why Pipe Bursting Is the Best Way to Replace Your Industrial Sewer Pipes

April 29, 2019 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

New and improved trenchless methods are the most effective ways to replace industrial pipes. Environmental Pipe Cleaning relies on pipe bursting because it’s safe, environmentally-friendly, and requires little to no downtime following the pipe replacement. Trenchless methodologies cut out unnecessary digging and excavation. Instead, trenchless pipe bursting is a faster and safe approach for replacing pipes.

1. Pipe Bursting Is Safe

Pipe bursting doesn’t require strenuous excavation and digging. This makes it much safer than traditional methods. Trenchless pipe bursting accesses pipes through manholes or access areas in the pipeline. Technicians replace the old pipe with a durable one without putting themselves in harm’s way. There’s no need for heavy and dangerous excavation equipment, so it’s a very safe approach.

2. Pipe Bursting Is Environmentally-Friendly

Trenchless pipe bursting ruptures old pipes and slides in replacement ones. Its lack of excavation makes it an environmentally-friendly repair. Instead of ripping apart your lawn and disrupting the environment, technicians enter your pipeline through entry points. They use bursting heads to push away damaged pipes and fit in a new, more durable one. It doesn’t require toxic chemicals that are harmful to the environment. Trenchless pipe bursting is safe for humans and safe for Mother Earth.

3. Pipe Bursting Requires Little Downtime

Traditional pipe replacement requires channels and a lengthy cleanup. None of this is needed during trenchless pipe bursting. The entire process is quick with minimal downtime. As soon as the technician gets your new High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pipe inserted, the project is done. All that’s left is cleaning up the few tools your technician used. There is no need to worry about a lengthy project when you choose trenchless pipe bursting to repair your industrial pipes.

Replace Your Industrial Pipes

If your industrial pipes aren’t working as well as they should, trenchless pipe bursting methods can help. Environmental Pipe Cleaning provides fast, safe, and effective pipe bursting for industrial pipe replacement. Trenchless piping makes plumbing repairs easier and quicker than ever before. Contact our team to learn more about how pipe bursting can fix your piping problems.

How Professional Plumber Can Clean Your Drain Pipe In Washington?

January 5, 2017 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

Your drain pipes might be something that you rarely think about until a problem arises. Unfortunately, these plumbing emergencies that result from not having regular maintenance done by a professional plumber can cause thousands of dollars in damage and can be a real headache to fix. For example, if you have a clogged drain it can back up into your home and cause serious water damage. Sometimes your sewer can even back up to your sinks and overflow.

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What Are The Advantages Of Using Video Pipe Inspection In Washington?

January 5, 2017 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

If you have been having issues with your sewer, pipes, or drains you need to make sure that you address the issue immediately. When it comes to sewer and drain repair in Washington, you need to make sure that you select a company that uses the most advanced methods to carry out services. It is important to find a company that offers video pipe inspection services so that they can quickly find the area the is causing the issue and get a complete picture of what is going to need to be done to completely and correctly fix the problem. Video camera inspection is the best and most advanced method of identifying and repairing problems in your sewer line, pipes, or drains.

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Signs You May Need Drain Cleaning Services

December 7, 2016 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

If you are a homeowner, there is a high likelihood that you will face minor to major sewer drain issues at least once in your life. Sewer drain problems can really be a pain to deal with and not something that you should go at alone. These messy issues should only be dealt with by a sewer drain specialist. Today we are going to learn some signs that you might be facing sewer related issues.

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What Every Homeowner Should Know About Sewer Camera Inspections

November 7, 2016 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

Your homes sewer system and drain line are very important parts of your property. Without them your toilets would not work and you would not be able to use your sinks. Keeping your sewer in good working order is very important. A great way to tell the condition of your sewer drain is to have it inspected using a camera system. This will determine if you have any issues down the line. Today we are going to learn what you the homeowner should know about sewer pipe cameras.

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Large Diameter Pipe Sewer Lining In Washington DC

August 7, 2016 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

The nation’s capital has a well established infrastructure that has endured and transcended time through the centuries. At the same time, this very infrastructure is aging and beginning to show the test of time. As the population continues to grow and become more demanding, heavy demand and usage on sewer pipes is begin to strain the entire system. Because of this is important to consider the benefits and advantages of large diameter pipe sewer lining in Washington DC.

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How Commercial Trenchless Sewer Technology Can Help Your Business

August 2, 2016 in Trenchless Pipe Repair

Are you a business owner in the Washington D.C. area? Doing business in a city as busy as our nation’s capital has its challenges and one of them just might involve your sewer lines. While you might not even think about your sewer drains very often, when something goes wrong they command all of your attention. Damaged or leaking sewer lines can bring your entire business to a grinding halt. Sewer problems are not something you can ignore and they have to be dealt with quickly. But where do you turn when something goes wrong with your sewer system?

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