Broken sewer pipe repair and restoration

Instead of replacing broken sewer pipes entirely, explore the advantages of our cutting-edge relining products and methodology to restore pipes from the inside out.

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OUR OFFERINGS

What we offer?

Through innovative trenchless commercial drain repair solutions, increased dissemination of knowledge, and with long experience within the industry, Repiper contributes to the sustainable pipe renovations of the future. Contact us for more

Products

Repiper offers everything you need to ensure a high-quality relining repair. A complete product catalog of relining products and our own patented tools. The offering consists of Swedish-developed relining technologies adopted for the US market.

Education

Repiper offers detailed on-site training and education about our method and products from our experienced staff. You will also get access to educational “how to” videos and material available on our website.

Consulting

Receive support from one of our experienced staff members to plan and ensure the success of your relining projects. We guide and instruct you on how to use our products, tools, and StepByStep method.

FAQ

Signs of a broken sewer pipe include slow drains, frequent clogs, sewage odors, sewage backups, mold growth, and indentations or sinkholes in the yard.

A broken pipe can be an emergency, especially if it leads to severe water damage, flooding, or sewage backups. Prompt action is essential to minimize damage and health risks.

Yes, a sewer pipe can burst due to factors such as tree root intrusion, corrosion, shifting soil, or extreme temperature changes. Burst pipes can cause sewage backups, flooding, and significant damage to your property.

Heavy rain can cause sewer backups, especially in areas with combined sewer systems or inadequate stormwater drainage. Excess rainwater can overwhelm the sewer system, leading to backups and flooding.

Pipes can burst due to factors such as freezing temperatures, tree root intrusion, corrosion, shifting soil, high water pressure, or age-related wear and tear.

Signs of a broken sewer line include sewage backups, slow drains, sewage odors, mold growth, and indentations or sinkholes in the yard.

Fixing a burst sewer pipe may involve pipe relining, pipe bursting, or traditional excavation and replacement. The appropriate method depends on factors such as the location and extent of the damage.

Sewer pipe leaks can affect your health by exposing you to harmful bacteria, viruses, and mold. Sewage backups can also cause respiratory issues and skin infections.

A sewer line break can manifest as sewage backups, slow drains, sewage odors, mold growth, water damage, or indentations and sinkholes in the yard.