Call us today at All Done Company for NJ sewer replacement from experienced local sewer contractors NJ, at 201-458-0455.
Sewer pipes are susceptible to damage from aging, corrosion, and tree root incursion. Eventually, most properties will need sewer replacement service. At All Done Company, our experienced local NJ plumbers provide residential, commercial, and municipal sewer repairs in Bergen County, Morris County, Union County, Hudson County, Essex County, and Passaic County.
We provide a full, inclusive range of local NJ sewer services, including:
- 24/7 Emergency Sewer Line Repairs
- Sewer Pipe Replacement
- New Sewer Main Line Installation
- Commercial Sewer Services
- Municipal Sewer Repair & Replacement
If you’re dealing with sewer backflow and slow drains from a broken sewer pipe, call us today for fast, reliable sewer repair or sewer pipe replacement service from experienced local plumbing contractors, at 201-458-0455.
When to Replace a Sewer Line
Many problems with sewer pipes can be fixed with minor sewer repairs, such as trenchless sewer relining. These types of sewer line repairs are suitable for minor cracks and pinhole leaks, but a severely damaged or collapsed sewer line may need to be replaced completely.
Some of the problems that require sewer replacement include:
- Collapsed sewer lines. Corrosion or tree root infestation can break the sewer line apart completely, causing it to collapse. This kind of damage requires sewer pipe replacement, since the line is damaged beyond repair.
- Scale buildup. Scale and calcification are mineral deposits inside of sewer and plumbing pipes, which result from dissolved materials in the local water. These deposits can’t be easily removed, and they can restrict the flow of water through the pipe, increasing the likelihood of clogs and sewer backflow. Severely scale-afflicted pipes will need to be replaced.
- Corrosion. Metal sewer pipes will eventually wear down from decades of gradual corrosion. Eventually, old pipes will need to be replaced. PVC pipe and cure-in-place pipe liners are resistant to most forms of corrosion.
When you call a local plumbing company for emergency sewer service, the plumber will determine whether the problem can be repaired. If not, they may recommend sewer replacement if it’s the only real option.
Pipe Bursting for Trenchless Sewer Replacement
In most cases, sewer pipe replacement requires excavation. Digging a trench allows us to access the old pipe and remove it, then install a new pipe to replace it. However, in some situations, we may be able to replace a sewer line with pipe bursting instead.
Pipe bursting is a trenchless solution for sewer pipe replacement. Using a hydraulic bursting head, we break the old sewer line apart completely. For us to consider pipe bursting, the line is usually broken or collapsed to begin with. The fragments of the old, damaged sewer pipe are pushed outward into the soil as the bursting head moves through it. Behind the bursting head, a cable pulls a new pipe into place.
Pipe bursting has some useful advantages over traditional open cut excavation for sewer replacement, including:
- Less traffic disruption during municipal sewer replacement.
- Shorter completion time
- Less business interruption during commercial sewer replacement
- Minimal damage to paved areas
- Less ground disturbance
Pipe bursting can also be used to increase the size of an existing pipe. The length, depth, and width of the pipes, as well as soil conditions, can affect whether pipe bursting is a feasible option for sewer replacement.
Municipal Sewer Main Line Replacement Contractors NJ
At All Done Company, we also offer municipal sewer replacement services. Like residential and commercial sewer pipes, municipal sewer main lines can age and become damaged. At that point, they will need to be completely replaced. Municipal sewer replacement often requires excavation, which can disrupt nearby traffic, businesses, or residences. We can sometimes use pipe bursting, although it depends on the pipe and the surrounding soil.
Need Sewer Replacement in NJ?
Call Now for Same-Day sewer replacement service NJ in NJ At All Done Company, we’re available 24/7 for emergency sewer repair calls, and if the problem can’t be fixed with simple repairs, we can replace the pipe instead. Once the new sewer line is installed, it will last for decades to come. Sewer replacement isn’t something you’ll need often, but when the time comes, call us at All Done Company for quality service from experienced local plumbers.