Trusted Trenchless Sewer & Underground Duct Repair For Olympia Fields, IL
If your sewer line or underground ductwork are leaking, it can quickly seem like an inevitable nightmare. Who wants to have their entire yard dug up just to repair a pipe? But the team here at Trenchless Innovations want you to know there’s no reason to panic. Our trenchless sewer repair and trenchless duct repair services are capable of taking care of your leaks with minimal disruption to your home. No tearing up your gorgeous garden, no massive work vehicles stomping over your pavers. No fuss, no muss – just the trenchless pipe rehabilitation you need.
Sewer Camera Inspection Services
One of the keys to getting a sewer leak repaired is figuring out exactly where it is, and that’s where our sewer inspection services come in. Utilizing an advanced camera, we can visualize your entire sewer line to check for leaks, damage or other problems, so you know exactly what’s going on with your home’s waste management.
Trenchless Sewer Repair
By utilizing specialized liners and curing techniques, we can repair almost any leak in your sewer lines without having to dig up a single blade of grass. The liners are inserted into your existing lines, where they then expand to seal up the piping and are cured so they form a permanent solution.
Underground Ductwork
If you’ve got air ducts running underground – or beneath your home’s slab or foundation – they can be particularly tricky to repair. But not for our seasoned professionals! Much like your sewer line, our trenchless methods allow us to repair your ductwork in place so you don’t have to worry about dealing with a big mess.
Call [phone_link] today for efficient sewer inspections and courteous, friendly service from Trenchless Innovations in Olympia Fields, IL. Offering trenchless sewer line repair, which requires little digging and fixes pipes from the inside, resulting in less environmental impact.
Trenchless Sewer & Duct Repair FAQs
If you’re interested in learning more about the services provided by Trenchless Innovations, take a look at what our previous customers have to say! Read their reviews to see what makes our methods so painless and simple, and when you need us, we’re only a phone call away!
Local Reviews
for Olympia Fields, IL
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FANTASTIC!!! The service couldn't be better.
Charles - Olympia Fields, IL 60461
I am especially pleased with the way they took care of my floors and other property as they completed the work throughout the entire house. All of the workmen were personable, courteous, and professional.
Response from Trenchless Innovations Inc.:
Thanks for leaving us such a wonderful review. We are glad that you loved our services, our dedicated staff will be pleased to learn of your high praise.
John R.
8-26-2024: Cleaned and measured sewer in preparation for lining.
Kevin W.
In Olympia Fields, IL, I installed a UV-cured sewer liner in a home with an aging sewer system. The liner was positioned within the existing pipe and cured using UV light, which provided a fast and efficient repair. The new liner reinforced the old pipe and sealed off any cracks, preventing leaks and root infiltration.
Kevin W.
I performed a sewer lining installation in Olympia Fields, IL, using a trenchless CIPP method. The existing clay pipe was deteriorated, so I cleaned the line with a high-pressure jetter and installed the liner. After curing, the new liner provided a seamless, durable repair, extending the life of the sewer line without any excavation.
Jim D.
Performed pre-purchase sewer inspection for 1950s bungalow. Used MyTana MS11-NG push camera system to inspect 4-inch clay lateral. Discovered minor root intrusion at 20 feet and slight pipe sag at 35 feet. Generated comprehensive report with MyTana mySewer software, including still images and pipe grade calculations.
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I performed a sewer lining job to repair a damaged pipe without excavation. After conducting a thorough inspection with a video camera, I identified the compromised section. I then cleaned the pipe using a high-pressure jetting system to remove debris. Once prepped, I installed a cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) liner, which was inserted and expanded to fit the existing pipe. The liner was cured using steam, creating a seamless, durable new pipe within the old one, effectively restoring the sewer line.
Bob S.
Televised sewer from outside clean out to city main. Noticed cracks in clay along with a hole on top at about 18ft. Cast under the street was heavily scaled. Will provide a quote for lining.
Bob S.
Televised ducts under slab floor. Ducts are concrete ducts with metal fitting hat are extremely rusted. There was standing water throughout most the system. There is a sump pit and pump and it appears the drain tile is lower than the heating ducts and plenum. Suggest maybe rodding drain tile to see if that opens it up and reduces the water. If that does not help a possible pit and pump outside to help reduce water level then spin cast mortar and spray line ducts with Duct Armor duct lining material.
Bob S.
Under slab ductwork video inspection service call. Televised ducts under slab floor. Ducts are cardboard and have heavy debris in many area restricting airflow. Suggest breaking floor to expose pipes because registers are too small then spin cast mortaring then spray lining with Duct Armor.
Bob S.
Slab leak repair service call with video camera inspection. Televised ducts under slab floor. Ducts are cardboard ducts and are deteriorating allowing sand and dirt into the system. One or two of the runs are blocked. Suggest cleaning then spin cast mortaring and spray lining ducts.
Jim D.
We are applying Trenchless Cast mortar to all of the deteriorated underground cardboard air ducts. This process will give them a strong structure. We are also going to apply two applications of our rubberized Duct Armor product to completely seal the underground air duct system. The customer will no longer experience heavy debris and dust blowing out of the air duct system.
Kevin W.
Lined a 6” sewer from an outside clean out 37’ out to the city main, 30’ in towards the house ending liner in 4” cast, also installed a Tee Liner in the hammer tap clean out lining 2’ out, 2’ in, and 2’ up the clean out riser. The customer had heavy root growth throughout the sewer also a dangerous sink hole starting to develop in the city easement due to rain/ ground water leaking through bad joints washing the earth away. The liner will seal the joints and stop roots and ground water entering
Kevin W.
We looked at underground duct work for a customer that was getting a lot of fine dust blowing out of the registers. We found all the duct work was PVC, but the connectors and elbows were metal that were heavily rusted out allowing the backfill under the slab to enter the duct work and when the furnace would run it allowed the dust to blow up in the house. We cleaned all the ducts, applied spin cast mortar to all the bad connectors and elbows. Lastly we applied duct armor to seal the system.
Bob S.
Idea inspection of underground air ducts. Ducts are PVC with metal connections. Metal connections are rusting and allowing dirt and debris to enter the system. Trenchless Innovations suggests spray lining the ducts to seal the leaking joints.